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Moses Bradford
Moses Bradford was an early nineteenth-century American clergyman whose theological contributions reflected the transitional religious landscape of New England during the post-Revolutionary era. His 1812 sermon delivered at Concord demonstrates his engagement with contemporary theological debates and his role in shaping ministerial discourse during a period of significant denominational development in the United States. Bradford's work exemplifies the intellectual currents of provincial New England clergy navigating questions of doctrine and social responsibility in the early republic.
From A Sermon Delivered at Concord, June 4th, 1812
S EUM ON, DELIVERED AT CONCORD, BEFORE HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, THE HONORABLE COUNCIL, AND BOTH BRANCHES OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, JUNE 4th, A. D. 1812. BY MOSES BRADFORD, A. M. PASTOB OF THE CHURCH IS FIUNCISTOWS. CONCORD : PRINTED BY I. AND W. R. HILL, FOR THE GENERAL COURT. 1812. STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JUNE 4, 1812. VOTED, That Messrs. Folsom:, Pickebins, and Johnson, with such as the Senate may appoint, be a Committee to wait on the Rev. Mr. BRADFORD, and present him with the thanks of the Legislature for his ingenious Discourse delivered before His Excellency the Gov ernor, the Honorable Council, and both branches of the Legislature, and request a copy for the press. Sent up for concurrence. CLEMENT STOKER, Speakei-. IN SENATE. the same day. BEAD and concurred. Mr. Ham joined. H. B. CHASE, Clerk.…
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