"God's Looking-glass, And Other Addresses To The Young" is a collection of inspirational sermons and addresses by William Hay, aimed at guiding young people in their Christian faith. These addresses offer moral and spiritual guidance, encouraging young readers to reflect on their lives through the lens of faith. The work presents timeless lessons in morality and spirituality, rendered in simple and direct prose, making it accessible and engaging for its intended audience. A classic example of religious instruction, this volume provides historical insight into Christian education during the period and continues to offer valuable perspectives on faith and character development.

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