Government and Rebellion A Sermon Delivered in the North Broad Street Presbyterian Church, Sunday Morning, April 28, 1861

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In the wake of the American Civil War, "Government and Rebellion" by E. E. Adams delves into the moral complexities surrounding governance and dissent. Delivered in a pivotal sermon at the North Broad Street Presbyterian Church on a momentous Sunday morning in April, this document grapples with the timeless struggle between authority and resistance. Adams meticulously dissects the unshakeable principles of obedience and defiance, shedding light on the intricate dynamics that shape societies in times of upheaval. Ideal for historians and civic activists seeking to unravel the ethical quandaries of rebellion, this sermon offers profound insights into the enduring tensions between government and the right to dissent.