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20160	Bacon, Leonard Woolsey	A History of American Christianity			.txt	text/plain	135166	6313	61	THE PLANTING OF THE CHURCH IN NEW ENGLAND--PILGRIM AND PURITAN. young men to the service of God "in church or civil state." And this THE AMERICAN CHURCH ON THE EVE OF THE GREAT AWAKENING--A GENERAL VIEW. destined to great honor in American church history, came from Holland, Episcopal Church in Connecticut" ("New Englander," vol. eight months in charge of the newly organized Presbyterian church in New the twenty years ending in 1760 the number of the New England churches people, and "great loss of souls to the church."[216:1] American ideas It was an important day in the history of the American church, that opened to the American church a new and immense field for missionary Great Awakening, nothing had seemed to arouse the New England churches activity and religious enterprise of the New England churches, who, the name of American Christianity, such as the church in no other land churches of New England, 88;	./cache/20160.txt	./txt/20160.txt