This volume presents the text of a sermon delivered by John Milton Putnam in Dunbarton, New Hampshire, on November 15, 1832, a day of public thanksgiving. Putnam's sermon offers a glimpse into the religious and social values of early 19th-century America. The text provides insights into the theological perspectives and societal concerns prevalent during that period, and is a valuable resource for researchers and anyone interested in the history of American religious thought and practice. "A Sermon, Preached At Dunbarton, N.H., On The Day Of Public Thanksgiving, Nov. 15, 1832" captures a moment in time, reflecting the spiritual life of a New England community.

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