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Religion the Highest Interest of a Civil Community

James Lockwood 1754
Lockwood argues that religion is essential to civil community prosperity, delivered before Connecticut's assembly on the anniversary election.

TCP N05699. EEBO . STC/Wing Evans 7230. Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/uwgraphics/VEP2_TCP_SimpleText/main/N0/N05699.txt

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