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1860 JOSEPH GORDON. The Life and Writings of a Presbyterian among "Colored" Churches. DevotionAn excellent and very rare memoir and writings of one of the founders of the Free Presbyterian Church [1847] and editor of the Free Presbyterian. Extensive interaction both with abolitionism and anti slavery movements and sentiments, and also inclusion of important communications and documents such as a discourse on the religious instruction of slaves, on the acts to establish sabbath schools for slave children, etc., etc. Over 230 mentions of the
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He was also interested in bringing the Gospel to the group of Jewish settlers who were living in Jamaica and in 1843 published A Gentile’s Entreaty
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The Causes
yet he does not come near to eithe of them by an immeasurable distance
Letters of the Rev
he was in command of the Steam Sloop-of-War
14 fundamental beliefs were established by evangelical pastors
This was the society of which Benjamin Franklin served a term in leadership and who he represented to the Continental Congress in unsuccessful resistance to the 3/5s language
Innumerable valuable officers have been sacrificed
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