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Stephen Peabody
Stephen Peabody was an American Congregational minister whose Election Sermon exemplifies the theological and political discourse of early American Protestantism, particularly regarding divine providence and civic responsibility. His work reflects the intersection of Calvinist theology and Revolutionary-era republicanism, contributing to the broader intellectual tradition of New England clergy who sought to reconcile religious doctrine with emerging democratic principles. Peabody's sermon remains significant for scholars examining the role of Protestant ministers in shaping American political thought during the late eighteenth century.
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