<p>In 'England's Stewardship,' first seen in the pulpit in 1857, Irish Anglican priest Edward Hoare delivers a poignant discourse on national and personal responsibility in the eyes of divine providence. Wrestling with concepts of duty and service, Hoare articulates the character of England as a steward?endowed with talents and opportunities to be used for a higher purpose. His sermon, both an ethical framework and a historical document, reflects...