Anglican humanitarianism in colonial New York
By: by Frank J. Klingberg.
Publisher: Books for Libraries Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Freeport, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 295
Subjects: Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts (Great Britain); Church of England -- Sermons; Missions -- New York (State); Indians of North America -- Missions; African Americans -- New York (State); Missions -- Sermons; Sermons, English; Humanitarianism -- New York (State)
Notes: Reprint of the 1940 ed.
Table of contents: title: Leading ideas in the annual S.P.G. sermons, particularly with reference to native peoples.; title: The noble savage as seen by the S.P.G. missionary.; title: Sir William Johnson and the S.P.G.; title: The S.P.G. program for Negroes in colonial New York.; title: Three notable annual S.P.G. sermons: A plea for humanitarianism for the Negro in the institution of slavery, February 16, 1710-11, by W. Fleetwood. An argument for the Christianization of whites, Negroes, and Indians as sound imperial policy, February 20, 1740-41, by T. Secker. A statement of British manifest destiny, involving aborigines protection and ultimate Negro freedom, February 21, 1766, by W. Warburton.; title: A select bibliography (p. [251]-265)