1799 CYPRIAN STRONG. Early Fourth of July Sermon on American Independence & the Wisdom of the American System. Preaching the charms I feel

the charms I feel

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must have arisen from regard to the truth

and one of William Wilberforce to popularize his story for American audiences

1799 CYPRIAN STRONG. Early Fourth of July Sermon on American Independence & the Wisdom of the American System. Preaching the charms I feelFascinating sermon on God's agency in the formation and promotion of the United States by Cyprian Strong [1764 1816]. He graduated Yale in 1763 and was Pastor in Portland, Connecticut from 1767 until his death. Strongly Edwardsian, he opposed the half way Covenant and was a leading voice toward integrating the convictions of the Solemn League and Covenant into the documentary framework of America. . . . The enlargement of [our] territory can never be