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Nathan Williams

Nathan Williams was an eighteenth-century American clergyman whose theological contributions reflected the intellectual currents of colonial New England Protestantism. His Election Sermon, delivered during a period of significant religious and political ferment, exemplifies the genre's role in articulating connections between divine providence, civic virtue, and the emerging American political order. Williams's work remains significant for scholars examining the intersection of theology and early American political thought.

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Mr. WILLIAMS's ELECTION SERMON, A

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The Election Sermon 1780 A 1780 election sermon to Connecticut's General Assembly during the Revolutionary period on civil authority and Christian duty. →

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