Dexter - The Moral Influence of Manufacturing Towns 1848

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Dexter - The Moral Influence of Manufacturing Towns 1848
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1847
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Dexter - The Moral Influence of Manufacturing Towns 1848

Author: Henry M. Dexter

Year: 1847

The Moral Influence of Manufacturing Towns, A Discourse Delivered at the Dedication of the Franklin Street Church in Manchester, New Hampshire, Henry M. Dexter, Manchester, New Hampshire, December 22, 1847. The youth of New Hampshire were leaving their rural villages to live in the major cities, where they fell into lives of debauchery, the women spending their money on clothes and candy, the men on novelettes and Vaudeville shows. This according to the author was transforming them into infidels, and even worse, sabbath-breakers. Luckily, Reverend Dexter brought his pulpit to town to stop any and all fun from occurring.

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