This is a sermon delivered by Samuel Kirkland Lathrop at the Church in Brattle Square on January 9th, 1853, the Sunday following the funeral of Amos Lawrence. "The Moral Power of Character" reflects on the life and character of Lawrence, a prominent figure of his time. Lathrop's sermon explores themes of morality, virtue, and the lasting impact of a life well-lived. It serves as a historical snapshot of 19th-century American values and provides insight into the social and religious thought of the era. This sermon offers valuable perspectives on the importance of personal integrity and its influence on the broader community.

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