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<dl><dd>CONTENTS</dd></dl><p>CHAPTER I. 
Communion with the Past 18 
CHAPTER II. 
The Sacredness or the Sepulchre 86 
CHAPTER III. 
Visits to the Sepulchres or our Departed 63 
CHAPTER IV. 
Lessons which the Sepulchre imparts 72 
CHAPTER V. 
The Glory of Man 87 
CHAPTER VI. 
In the Sepulchre the Conflicts or Life end 106 
CHAPTER VII. 
At the Sepulchres or our Departed we may learn the Value or Life 128 
CHAPTER VIII. 
The Sepulchre proclaims the Evil of Sin 153 
CHAPTER IX 
The Sepulchres of our Departed admonish us to be gentle and kind- to the Living 175 
CHAPTER X. 
Posthumous Fame. — The Sepulchre instructs us how to live, so as to be remembered when dead . 200 
CHAPTER XI. 
The Repose of the holy Dead 227 
CHAPTER XII. 
The Sepulchre reminds us of the Value and Immortality of the Soul 247 
CHAPTER XIII. 
The Hope of Resurrection divests the Sepulchre of its Terrors, and brings Consolation to the Bereaved 272 
CHAPTER XIV. 
The Indestructibility of the Family Bond a Source of Consolation to the Bereaved 294 
CHAPTER XV. 
At the Sepulchres of our Departed we may also learn the Right which God holds in us and our Families 312 
CHAPTER XVI. 
Future Recognition 329 
CHAPTER XVII.
The Sympathy of Jesus with afflicted and bereaved Souls 348
CHAPTER XVIII.
Our Present and our Future Home 368
CHAPTER XIX.
Darkness turned to Light, or the Uses we should make of Afflictions and Bereavements 396
CHAPTER XX.
Grave-yards and Cemeteries, or the Claims of the Dead upon the Living, and the Care which should be bestowed upon the Places of their Repose 421 
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<dl><dd>Description based on print version record</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Consolation; Dead</div>
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Anspach, F. R. (Frederick Reinhart), 1815-1867</div>
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