The New American Cyclopaedia: A Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge, 13권George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana D. Appleton, 1858 |
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... church from the state , and their consequent deliverance from the disabilities to which they had hitherto been subjected . Almost all the clergymen and laity of the United Secession had taken higher ground than that assumed by the ...
... church from the state , and their consequent deliverance from the disabilities to which they had hitherto been subjected . Almost all the clergymen and laity of the United Secession had taken higher ground than that assumed by the ...
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... church ; and the division thus commenced was con- summated the next year . Since that period the Presbyterian church has consisted of two distinct bodies , known as the Old and New School , entirely independent of each other . At the ...
... church ; and the division thus commenced was con- summated the next year . Since that period the Presbyterian church has consisted of two distinct bodies , known as the Old and New School , entirely independent of each other . At the ...
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... church in North America . A small num- ber on each side protested against the union . In 1860 this branch of the church embraced a general assembly , 4 provincial synods , 43 pres- byteries , 447 ministers , 674 congregations , and ...
... church in North America . A small num- ber on each side protested against the union . In 1860 this branch of the church embraced a general assembly , 4 provincial synods , 43 pres- byteries , 447 ministers , 674 congregations , and ...
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