The Sympathy of Religions. An Address delivered at Horticultural Hall, Boston, February 6, 1870.

Notes

Scattered references to Jews; e.g., "The Jewish congregations in Baltimore were the first to contribute for the education of the freedmen" (p. 22). See pp. 21- 22 for the Free Religious Association’s controversial admission of Jews, also Reform Judaism being more liberal than Christianity, and then closing with a quotation from Rabbi Isaac M. Wise.