Opinions of Francis Wayland
Subtitle: I ask the candid attention of my fellow citizens to the following questions: ...
Publisher: publisher not identified
Published: 1838
Place of publication: Boston, Mass.
Language: eng
Subjects: Temperance; English Hymns; Church services; Liquor laws; Massachusetts
Other titles: Order of exercises for a meeting of the Friends of Temperance, at the Church in Charles Street, Sunday evening, March 25, 1838; Old hundred (Tune)
Description: Page [1] has caption "Opinions of" in large type with two columns of text beneath, divided by a double rule. The first column is captioned "Francis Wayland" and begins: "I ask the candid attention of my fellow citizens to the following questions" followed by seven numbered paragraphs, arguments against the sale of intoxicating drink. The second column is captioned "William E. Channing" and begins: "We should discourage the sale of ardent spirit."
Notes: Caption title.

Hymn lyrics only, no musical arrangement.

Rev. Daniel Sharp, referenced in a ms. note on recto, was pastor of the "Church in Charles Street" from 1812 -1853.

Ms. note on recto: "Temperance meeting Rev. D. Sharp [?] Mch 25th 1838."