The After-Glow of a Great Reign: Four Addresses Delivered in St. Paul's Cathedral by Rev. A. F. Winnington Ingram (HQ779)

Published 1902: Hardcover / Very Good Condition

Original green cloth with gilt titles on the cover and spine. 64 very clean and bright pages. Boards slightly rubbed with time consistent with age. Overall a well preserved scarce original pocket-size. (HQ779)

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THE AFTERGLOW OF A GREAT REIGN by RIGHT REV. A. F. WINNINGTON INGRAM, D.D. is a collection of four addresses delivered in St. Paul's Cathedral. The book, published in 1901, contains addresses on various qualities of Queen Victoria that made her reign so influential. The first address focuses on the Queen's truthfulness, highlighting her sincerity and lack of intrigue in her dealings. The second address discusses her moral courage, emphasizing her strength in the face of personal and public challenges. The third address delves into the symbolism of a rainbow around the throne of God, drawing parallels to the Queen's influence. Finally, the fourth address explores the Queen's kindness and sympathy, portraying her as a compassionate and caring leader. Throughout the addresses, the author emphasizes the importance of incorporating these qualities into individual, societal, and national life. The book serves as a tribute to Queen Victoria's legacy and as a guide for readers to emulate her virtues. The end of the book emphasizes the importance of true charity and self-sacrifice in helping those in need. It discusses the overcrowded slums and the need for better living conditions, as well as the issue of street ruffianism and the importance of transforming young individuals through kindness and discipline. The book also highlights the significance of education in instilling Christian principles in the youth. It calls for support for the National Society and reflects on the lessons from the late Queen's character, including truth, moral courage, purity, and kindness. The overall message is to incorporate these values into the national character for a better future. Google Books...