This collection of orations, addresses, sermons, and poems provides a window into the intellectual and cultural life of New York City's New England community during the nineteenth century. The diverse voices included in this volume offer a rich tapestry of perspectives on issues ranging from abolition and women's rights to patriotism and religion.
In this beautifully illustrated volume, Eveline Warner Brainerd explores the rich musical heritage of the Middle Ages, focusing on the hymns that have endured through the centuries. Through detailed analysis of the texts and music of these hymns, Brainerd shows how they reflect the religious, social, and cultural values of the period, as well as providing an inspiring window into the spirituality and creativity of the age. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in medieval music or religious history. MEDIUM