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In the immediate postwar years he is to be identified as a Radical Republican
because he believed in the power of Congress to dictate the terms upon which
the states of the Confederacy would be readmitted into the Union , and he
believed ...
In the immediate postwar years he is to be identified as a Radical Republican
because he believed in the power of Congress to dictate the terms upon which
the states of the Confederacy would be readmitted into the Union , and he
believed ...
Page 314
Hoar believed neither in the Trinity nor the Virgin Birth , but he endowed Christ ' s
ministry with the tquality of divinity and took violent exception to all suggestions
that the Unitarian lay outside the Christian pale . 3 Though Jesus was but man ...
Hoar believed neither in the Trinity nor the Virgin Birth , but he endowed Christ ' s
ministry with the tquality of divinity and took violent exception to all suggestions
that the Unitarian lay outside the Christian pale . 3 Though Jesus was but man ...
Page 315
It was hard to understand how any of the Puritans could have believed literally in
" the terrible faith of Jonathan Edwards , ” but Calvinism was the creed of those
both in the New World and the Old who had accomplished most in the long battle
...
It was hard to understand how any of the Puritans could have believed literally in
" the terrible faith of Jonathan Edwards , ” but Calvinism was the creed of those
both in the New World and the Old who had accomplished most in the long battle
...
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Contents
Introduction | 11 |
Born to the Cause | 12 |
The Loyal Reformer in the Age of the Stalwarts | 28 |
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| Title | George Frisbie Hoar and the Half-breed Republicans |
| Author | Richard E. Welch |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Harvard University Press, 1971 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jul 2006 |
| ISBN | 0674348761, 9780674348769 |
| Length | 364 pages |
| Subjects | › Political Science / General |
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