1854 CHICAGO CLERGY RESIST SLAVERY EXPANSION. Chicago Clergy Attack Stephen Douglas over Nebraska Bill. Jonathan Edwards and certainly his most significant

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Sweden: Its Religious State and Prospects: With Some Notices of the Revivals and Persecutions which are at Present Taking Place in that Country

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1854 CHICAGO CLERGY RESIST SLAVERY EXPANSION. Chicago Clergy Attack Stephen Douglas over Nebraska Bill. Jonathan Edwards and certainly his most significantA very scarce work on the public resistance by the clergy of Chicago to Senator Stephen A. Douglas' attempts to pass the critical Nebraska Bill. An important work on the agency of the church engaged in public policy for the rights of the oppressed. Scarce. See the excellent account of the critical nature of this act from the Smithsonian Magazine below. Douglas, Stephen A. Letter of Senator Douglas, Vindicating His Character and His Position on the