1861 ALEXANDER T. MCGILL. Sinful, but Not Forsaken. Repentance Necessary to Avoid Civil War. Miracles Verily there is a great

Verily there is a great mourning here to-day

minister at the famed Grove Chapel

But Burr took up the editorship that year and everything changed

Photo of a Bear Taken from the Car

a boy “nearly broke his neck” listening to find out where I was from

1861 ALEXANDER T. MCGILL. Sinful, but Not Forsaken. Repentance Necessary to Avoid Civil War. Miracles Verily there is a greatScarce 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