Discourse on the Death of Gen. Joseph K.F. Mansfield, Preached in the South Congregational Church, Middletown, on Sabbath Evening, September 28, 1862

This historic sermon, delivered just days after the death of Union General Joseph K. F. Mansfield at the Battle of Antietam, offers a moving tribute to a fallen hero and a powerful reflection on the cost of war. John Langdon Dudley's words capture the grief and uncertainty of a nation at war, and his message of hope and resilience still resonates today.

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