1827 W. B. SPRAGUE. The Religious Celebration of American Independence. July 4, 1827. SlaveryInteresting sermon on the interaction between Christianity and the observance of a nationalistic or patriotic holiday by one of the leading divines of the day. Sprague was of course author of the classic Lectures on Revivals, which was reprinted by Banner of Truth, etc. No other copies on the market we can trace. Sprague, William Buell. Religious Celebration of Independence: A Discourse Delivered at Northampton, on the Fourth of July, 1827. Hartford.
over against the great Conduit in Cheapside
seeking a revival of true religion
the Leyden Congregation
but the form still very clear and attractive
Later in 1777
written in a deteriorating hand towards the end of Wesley’s life
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of the State of New York
can look with indifferency on attempts to shake the foundation of the fabric
These books raised concerns in the United States about the influence of the Roman Catholic Church
With a Brief Narrative of his Life and Death: Also the Manner of God's Dealings with Him before and after his Conversion: Drawn Up by His Own Hand
Together with Many Occasional Prayers
Presbyterian Board of Publication