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Our country, and our country's constitution and laws A discourse delivered on Thanksgiving day, December 12th, 1850, in the Chelsea Presbyterian church, New York

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Texts for sermon: Isaiah 24:15 and Romans 13:1."Published by request."SML E449 S64 O5 (LC): Pages 49-59 wanting.
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Chelsea Presbyterian Church (New York, N.Y.)
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  1. Bible. N.T. Romans Xiii, 1
  2. Bible. O.T. Isaiah Xxiv, 15
  3. Catholic Church
  4. Controversial Literature
  5. Government
  6. History
  7. Politics And Government
  8. Sermons
  9. Sermons, American
  10. Slaver
  11. Slavery
  12. Thanksgiving Day Addresses
  13. United States
  14. United States. Fugitive Slave Law (1850)

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