American Convictions: Cycles of Public Thought, 1600-1850Lippincott, 1970 - 632ÆäÀÌÁö Studies the bases and fluctuations of American political thought and attitudes from the colonial experience to the dawn of industrialism. |
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... Presbyterian college in America . Much as , during the 1720s , the model and the assistance of Domine Frelinghuysen had helped Gilbert Tennent begin Presbyterian revivalism , during the middle 1740s close support from old Puritans and ...
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... Presbyterian Church had become the most numerous organization in America which appeared in every region . In the War of Indepen- dence Presbyterians had nearly all been Patriots : President Wither- spoon , their leader , had given them ...
... Presbyterian Church had become the most numerous organization in America which appeared in every region . In the War of Indepen- dence Presbyterians had nearly all been Patriots : President Wither- spoon , their leader , had given them ...
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... Presbyterian expansion and co- operation . The so - called Plan of Union , which in 1801 became a joint enact- ment of the Presbyterian Church in America and the Congregationalist General Association of Connecticut , and in addition was ...
... Presbyterian expansion and co- operation . The so - called Plan of Union , which in 1801 became a joint enact- ment of the Presbyterian Church in America and the Congregationalist General Association of Connecticut , and in addition was ...
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English Ways in American Regions | 27 |
The Old Order Brought Overseas | 33 |
English Freedoms Transplanted to Chesapeake Shores | 41 |
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