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Alonzo Hall Quint
Alonzo Hall Quint (1828–1896) was an American Congregationalist minister and theologian whose sermons and writings engaged with nineteenth-century debates over election theology and ecclesiastical authority. His work, including The Election Sermon, exemplified the intellectual currents of New England Protestantism during the antebellum and Reconstruction periods, contributing to broader discussions about divine sovereignty and human agency within American religious thought. Quint's pastoral ministry and theological output reflected the evolving concerns of Congregationalism as it navigated modernizing American society.
From The Election Sermon
DELIVERED BEFORE THE scntise antr f i egislatfoc Department OF THE GOYEKNMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS, AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION, WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3, 1866. By Rev, ALONZO II. QUINT. BOSTON: WRIGHT & POTTER, STATE PRINTERS, No. 4 Spring Lane. dDamnumtoaltlj of Uassat&imtts. House of Representatives, Boston, January 9, 18G6. Rev. A. H. Quint: Dear Sir, — Agreeably to an Order, which was unanimously adopted, the under¬ signed were appointed a Committee to present to you the thanks of the House of Representatives for your appropriate and excellent Discourse, delivered before the Executive and Legislative branches of the Government of the Commonwealth on the 3d inst., and to request a copy of the same for the press. Trusting that it will be agreeable to you to comply with the request at your earliest convenience, We remain, Very kindly and truly yours, SAM’L M. WORCESTER, TIMOTHY F. CLARY, * T. E. St. JOHN, JESSE…
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