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A Profile of the Men: 1 Nations and Colonies of Origins and Colleges of Education,rn. The collegiate profile of the men follows, by decade, the pattern of their place of origin in the New England colonies, England, Scotland, and Ireland; they usually attended the colleges in their country of birth.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6475-4 experience of the Church of England to New England between 1686 and the close of the War for Independence. Bell notes that it was a transatlantic chronicle that contrasted from the Church’s earlier experience in the Chesapeake colonies of Virginia and Maryland. The key architect for the effort was

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6475-4 England establishment occurred that provided an impetus for a new and expanded era for the Church. Bell details the significance of the declaration at the Yale College commencement in 1722 of nine ministers that shaped the course of the Church for the next half a century. The situation sharply cont

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Southampton Studies in International Policyd the legitimacy of the historic episcopacy and the ‘real’ purpose of the missionaries of the SPG. The origin of the disagreements may be traced to Richard Mather, his son Increase, and grandson Cotton Mather over about ninety years; the controversy was subsequently continued by Jonathan Mayhew and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10382-9hern Colonies. Bell comparatively notes by decades the rising and changing character of the men’s origins and collegiate experience in the various provinces and regions. Fifty-five per cent of the 146 men that served New England congregations were native sons of the region, while 27% were English bo