1796 JEREMY BELKNAP. Urges Post-Revolutionary War Preachers to Continue to Engage in Political Critique, &c. Martyrs Countess of Huntingdon [1707-1791]

Countess of Huntingdon [1707-1791]

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1796 JEREMY BELKNAP. Urges Post-Revolutionary War Preachers to Continue to Engage in Political Critique, &c. Martyrs Countess of Huntingdon [1707-1791]Important very early address to ministers from influential Revolutionary War Patriot Divine and American Historian, Jeremy Belknap [1744 1798]. Here, in the newly minted America, and just two years before his death, Belknap is deeply cognizant of the formational role the pulpit will play in the development of the new country. Last offered at auction in 1970. He takes for his text, "Be thou partaker of the afflictions of the Gospel, according to the