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Page 350
... period of nationality . This period marked the temporary decline of state powers and sectional interests , for in these early years of the nation's life the people had caught the vision of national need and were uniting in common ...
... period of nationality . This period marked the temporary decline of state powers and sectional interests , for in these early years of the nation's life the people had caught the vision of national need and were uniting in common ...
Page 475
... period of negro rule , along with a long list of dis- honest and corrupt carpetbaggers . It is to be regretted that the independent negro churches should have had their rise in the South in this particular period of our history , but it ...
... period of negro rule , along with a long list of dis- honest and corrupt carpetbaggers . It is to be regretted that the independent negro churches should have had their rise in the South in this particular period of our history , but it ...
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... period of five years . Skillful propaganda was prepared setting forth the Christian needs of every nook and corner of the world . The cam- paign seemed to be a huge success and $ 115,000,000 was actually subscribed . But it was a period ...
... period of five years . Skillful propaganda was prepared setting forth the Christian needs of every nook and corner of the world . The cam- paign seemed to be a huge success and $ 115,000,000 was actually subscribed . But it was a period ...
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THE EUROPEAN BACKGROUND II | 11 |
ESTABLISHED CHURCH BEGINNINGS IN AMERICA | 38 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF AMERI | 66 |
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