Temperance by T. P. Hunt

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 12, 1865

Temperance

By T. P. Hunt

TEMPERANCE.—“Benedict Arnold, the traitor, who attempted to betray his country, was a rumseller and a drunkard. Three of the most important defeats of the American army during the Revolution, were sustained by men who died drunkards. Had a sober crew been on board the Chesapeake, the brave Lawrence would never have had to say to his men, ‘Don’t give up the ship.’”—T. P. Hunt.