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Andrew Eliot
Andrew Eliot (1718–1778) was a prominent New England Congregationalist minister and theologian whose election sermons articulated influential perspectives on covenant theology and civil governance during the Revolutionary era. As pastor of the New North Church in Boston, Eliot engaged with the theological and political currents of his time, contributing to the intellectual foundations of American religious thought through his published sermons and pastoral ministry. His work reflects the intersection of Calvinist theology and emerging American political ideology in the eighteenth century.
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