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engravings and etchings dating from the 16th century through to the late 18th century

1861 ALEXANDER T. MCGILL. Sinful, but Not Forsaken. Repentance Necessary to Avoid Civil War. ZZArtwork he married the daughter ofScarce work preached just in advance of the Civil War. McGill argues that a mighty revival of repentance and religion would be necessary to avert the approaching Civil War. His appeals apparently unheaded. McGill, Alexander T. Sinful, but Not Forsaken. A Sermon, Preached in the Presbyterian Church, Fifth Avenue and Nineteenth Street, New York, on the Day of National Fasting, January 4, 1861. By Alexander T. McGill, of Princeton, New Jersey. [Published