An Address in Behalf of the Temperance Society, Norwalk, Connecticut, February 26Th, 1833

In this stirring speech, Hall argues passionately for the need to abstain from alcohol and other vices in order to build a more civilized and equitable society. Drawing on religious, moral, and scientific arguments, he makes a compelling case for temperance as a cornerstone of personal and social well-being. This book is a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggle for sobriety and social justice that has animated American culture for centuries.
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