The Literary Fountains Healed: A Sermon, Preached in the Chapel of the College of New-Jersey, March 9th, 1823.

This sermon, delivered at the College of New-Jersey, explores the healing power of literature and its profound impact on the human spirit. The author emphasizes the transformative nature of literary works, arguing that they provide solace and inspiration. Through eloquent discourse, the sermon connects the themes of faith and intellectual growth, highlighting the importance of nurturing both the mind and soul. The historical context of early 19th-century America adds depth to the reflections on education and moral development.