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The New England clergy and the American revolution

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The author begins with an overview of the position of the minister within the 18th century community, pointing out that because the minister was often the most highly educated man in the community, the church became the center of teaching and political thought. This reality tied politics and religion together very tightly, for all our modern ideas about how a crucial part of the American founding was separating church and state..

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Z. HANDIMAN

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283.092 BAL n

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New York : Frederick A. Praeger Publ.., 1965

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xiii, 222p.; 22 cm.

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English

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283.092

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CHURCH OF ENGLAND - CLERGY

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