This is a reproduction of "A New Year's Sermon, Delivered in Granville, Licking County, Ohio, on the First Sabbath of January, 1849," by Jacob Little. This sermon provides a snapshot of religious thought and practice in Ohio during the mid-19th century. Little's discourse offers insights into the social and spiritual concerns of his congregation as they reflected on the past year and looked forward to the future.

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