Excerpt from Sermons on Practical Subjects
The late Rev. Dr. Lant Carpenter was one of the Pastors of Lewins' Mead Chapel, Bristol, where he was highly esteemed for his ministry and his good works, both in his own congregation, and in the city generally. He also held a prominent position in the British Unitarian body, to which he belonged.
Shortly after his departure from this world in April, 1840, a volume of his sermons was prepared by his family for publication ; this was edited by his eldest Son, Dr. William Benjamin Carpenter, the Physiologist, while his second Son, the Rev. Russell Lant Carpenter, prepared a Memoir of his Father. Both were published in a large octavo form, and were disposed of among friends by subscription. These volumes were not therefore extensively known.
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