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Sylvanus Haynes
Sylvanus Haynes was a nineteenth-century American clergyman whose theological contributions reflected the evangelical Protestant movements of his era, particularly through his engagement with political and moral questions addressed to civic institutions. His sermon delivered before the Vermont Legislature exemplifies the significant role clergy played in antebellum American public discourse, bridging religious doctrine with matters of state governance and social ethics. Haynes's work represents an important intersection of American religious thought and democratic deliberation during a formative period in the nation's intellectual history.
From Sermon Delivered Before the Vermont Legislature
‘SERMON, DELIVERED Cee ’ ed. i eA HIS EXC ERLENCY, THE GOVERNOR, His HONOR tw THE LIEUT. GOVERNOR, THE . HONORABLE COUNCIL, . AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF VERMONT At Montpelier, ‘October 13, 1809 ; z BEING THE DAY OF — >) GENERAL ELECTION. r % em OS eee BY hay he HAYNES, Ve PASTOR OF” f K “RANDOLPH, (vVERMONT.) a _~. ®® PRINTED BY SERENO WMCHT, . H22: S g) STATE PRINTER. * Ao a axiltcnm—----———___- 1.1809... a, ray > if . J tag - mi, xi Verme “2s J , zy | * sity ie wis lon SS ASGMO730 Mr. Hercainsox, on motion and leave, introduced a resolution, which was read and adopted, as follows : In Generar Assemsiy, Oct. 13, 1809. Resorven, That a committe of three members from this house be appointed to wait on the Rey. Srivanvus Harness, and return the thanks of this house…
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