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THE PuLrIT oF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: or, the
Political Sermons of the Period of 1916. With "
Historical Introduction, Notes, and Instructions.
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a hundred years ago and c~Idrgymen neither feared
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pulpits Of New England Numbered forth political
opinions which, if uttered now in the persuasive tones
and dulcei notes 50 much in ihe present style, would
set whole parishes and communities in n blaze Of ex-
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with Eng!aud, were weekly edited, strengthened, aud
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1850. on Unlimited submission and non-resi.,ance to
the higher powers. DIR. Cboncev's THANKSGIVING scr
mon on the repeal Of the Stamp Act, lT76; Mr..
Cooke, Election sermon. 1870. on Civil Government
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ing sermon, l774, on the Christian duty Of resistance
TO tyranisi DR.. L%angdon's Election sermon at Water
town. l75, on, the rights Of seli-goyernment IS from
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principles Of government; Mr.. Payson's Election SER
mon, l77s, on popular government, responsibilities Of
n free government, &c; Nr Towards Election sermon,
17so. on the necessity Of civil government to the hap
piness Of mankind; and DR.. Stile.'s Election sermon,
1873. on "The United States exalted 10 Glory and
Honor" The Historical introduction and notes by
the editor are able and very valuable.
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