Letters on Practical Subjects From a Clergyman of New England to His Daughter

Letters on Practical Subjects From a Clergyman of New England to His Daughter
Letters on Practical Subjects is a collection of moral and spiritual reflections written by a New England clergyman to his daughter, offering advice on faith, virtue, and daily Christian living. Originally published in the early 19th century, this book reflects the devotional style and pastoral concerns of its time, guiding young readers toward upright conduct and personal piety. It is a valuable addition for homeschool families interested in primary sources of American religious and moral instruction.

Product Details:

• Brand Name (vendor): —
• ISBN: — (antiquarian/early publication, no modern ISBN)
• Grade Year: High School–Adult (mature readers)
• Media Type: Hardcover / Antique Religious Text (edition may vary)
• Publisher: Various early American publishers (edition dependent)
• Condition: Good (used/antique) – may show age-related wear
• Inside Condition: Clean text, legible printing, typical toning for age
• Subject: Religion / Christian Living / Devotional Literature

This volume is especially useful for homeschool families exploring early American religious writings, providing both historical perspective and moral instruction. It stands as an example of how faith and practical advice were interwoven in family correspondence during the early 1800s.