This collection of sermons, delivered by Brownlow North at St. James's Hall in London in May 1862, offers a compelling glimpse into the theological debates and religious culture of mid-Victorian England. North's addresses are characterized by a passionate and engaging style that made him one of the most popular preachers of his day.

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