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Paul Coffin
Paul Coffin was an eighteenth-century American clergyman whose Election Sermon exemplified the theological and political discourse of the colonial period, particularly regarding the relationship between divine providence and civic governance. His work contributed to the broader Calvinist intellectual tradition that shaped New England religious thought during the era of American independence. Coffin's sermon reflects the transitional moment when Puritan theology intersected with emerging republican political philosophy in the founding generation.
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