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Electioneering for Office Defended
Kent defends the practice of electioneering for public office, justifying political ambition and campaigning within Christian moral frameworks.
Vail (1936) checklist; sermon preached 1796 (Vermont). Source: archive.org/details/bim_eighteenth-century_electioneering-for-offic_kent-dan_1796
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