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8 2 3/[emoir of gers, towards religious and civil freedom, dis- closes one of the marvels of human history. De Tocqueville, in his work on "Democracy in America" (p. 67), thus presents a sombre picture of popular liberty in Europe, at a somewhat later period :-- "After having thus taken a rapid survey of American society in I65O, if we examine the state of Europe, and particularly that of the Continent toward the same period, we feel our- selves penetrated with profound surprise. On the Continent of Europe, at the commence- ment of the seventeenth century, absolute royalty everywhere triumphed over the ruins of the oligarchical and feudal liberty of t_e middle age. In the bosom of this brilliant and accomplished Europe, the idea of the rights of the people was more misconceived than perhaps even at any other period. Never did the people possess less of the political life; never had notions of true liberty less engaged the minds of men ; and yet at this very period these ideas of liberty, unknown to the European nations, or despised by them, were proclaimed
Rev. Samuel l/UhiNng. 83 in the deserts of the New World, and became the symbol of a great people. The boldest theories of the human understanding were reduced to practice in this society, apparently so humble, and of which, assuredly at that time, no statesman had deigned to take notice. In- spired by the originality of nature, the imagi- nation of man there struck out a legislation not founded on precedents." "I have already said enough to place in its true light the character of the Anglo-American civilization. It is the product (and this point of departure must be constantly borne in mind) of two elements entirely distinct, and elsewhere often found in opposition to each other, but which the Americans have succeed- ed in incorporating with each other and bringing into marvellous combination: I mean the s_irit of religion, and the s2Oirit of liberly." De Tocqueville attributes the success of the American people in uniting "the spirit of religion with the spirit of liberty," to the entire separation of the Church and the State. How,
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Title Memoir of Rev. Samuel Whiting
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!: MEMOIR _ REV. SAMUEL WHITING, D,
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MEMOIR OF REV. SAMUEL WHITING, D.D.
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_ev. Samuel W/dli_z_. 5 i326. Johan
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Rev. Samuel 141hi[ing. 7 arms quart
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Rev. Samuel Wlzitin_.. 9 until a co
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Rev. Sa_ue! W/ziti_g. I I Common Co
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Rev. Samuel H."t_iLing. 13 1679, wh
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Rev. Samuel Whiting. 15 and pas.tor
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Rcv. Samuel IVhitz_g. 17 births ear
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Rev. Samuel Whiting. i9 governors o
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Rev. £_muel IV/ziti,a_. 2 I sisten
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Rev. Samuel Whilin_. 23 Rev. Samuel
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Rev. Samuel Whiting. 25 bers might
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Rev. Sar_uel Whilz_ Z. 27 was one o
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Rev. Xc_mue! W_ili_g. 29 student as
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Page 37 and 38: Rev. Samuel Whiling. 35 dangered it
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Page 65 and 66: Rev. Samuel W_iling. 63 Those eyes
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Page 77 and 78: Re_,. Samuel 14/hiLin_. 75 the moth
Page 79 and 80: Re_. _S_mueZW_iting. 77 magistrates
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Page 91 and 92: Rev. Samuel W_iting. 89 Their names
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Page 95 and 96: Rev. Samud I'V/zi/inK. 93 James Whi
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Page 131 and 132: Rev. Samuel UYhiZing. 129 Truth is
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lgev. Samuel I47_iti,zg. i33 Neithe
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tecv. Samuel Whiling. I _5 Christs
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Rev. Samuel W_iti_g. i37 as it is t
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Rev. Samuel Whiling. 139 thing wch
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Rev. Samuel 147_iling. 141 woefull
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Rev.Samud WLiliJ_g. z43 churches, &
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Rev. Xamue[ _V/zili_. 145 Re_ly of
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Rev. Samuel _I/]dling. I47 nitely a
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Rev. Samuel Whiling. I49 the old ho
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Rev. Samite! Whiti_g. 15 her family
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Rev. Samuel I4/'hiling. : 53 sixth
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Rev. Samuel W]dting. 155 honor; but
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Rev. Samuel Whiting. 157 ginson, an
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Rev. Samuel l/Fhilz'ng. 159 and Jos
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Rev. Samuel l/Vhitz_g. 16I nary pri
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R_v. Samud W_iting. 163 did deliver
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Rev. Samuel Whiling. 165 honored se
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]_ev. Samuel IVhili_g. 167 schooles
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Rev. Samuel kVhiting. I6 9 " He ,ga
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t_ev. Samuel WkiNng. _7I The death
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Rev. Samuel _Fhilbzg. 17 3 With Amb
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_ev. Samuel 14z/ziting. 175 The bel
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Roy. Sarnud Whitinf. 177 In relatio
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Ray. Samuel kUhiting. 179 and, sinc
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_Rev. Samuel I/Uhz'ling. I81 the wo
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Rev. Samuel Whiling. 183 his Bible
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]_ev. Samuel Whiling. x85 what men
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Rev. Samuel Whiti_zg. x87 versity.
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Rev. Samuel WhiLing. 189 of religio
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AMERICAN DESCENDANTS OF THE REV. SA
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American Descendants. FIRST GENERAT
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Secoml Generation. i95 They had six
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Sccoml Genera[io_. 197 while his fa
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Second Generagion. 199 together fif
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Second Gencralion. 2o 1 then " livi
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Second Generaion. 203 families who
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Third Generation. 205 THIRD GENERAT
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T_/rd GcncraEon. 2o7 chosen a tutor
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T_ird Generation. 209 form until, s
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Third Generafion. 2 I leading clerg
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Third Generation. 2 _3 after a suff
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T/zird Generation. 215 His wife Mar
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Fourth Generation. 2 x7 ford, and E
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]rourdz Gcneralio¢t. 219 scended f
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Fijtla Generation. eat he becarae a
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Six[/z Genera[ion. 223 3. Henry (of
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Six//_ Generalion. 225 the immediat
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SixYz Generaion. 227 Children of Jo
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Sixt/_ Generation. 229 yard College
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Sixl/z GeneraLz'on. 231 cause of ju
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Sixl/z Generalion. 233 dition. He m
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Xfxt/l Generation. 235 4. Lucy, b.
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Six[_ Generation. z 37 might mar th
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Sixl_ Generalio_. 239 the army of G
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Sixt_ Ge_eralio_. 24_ in the staff,
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6)'xt/z Generalon. 243 Among the mo
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.Sixl/z Generation. 245 William H.
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Sezaenz*/aGeJaera_tiol,. e47 LL.D.
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Sevent_ Generafion. 249 roic life f
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Sevenf/z Generalio_z. 25 z him bett
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Seventh Generafion. 253 dent]y as h
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Severzt_ Genera.lion. 25 5 not know
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5"e_enf/_ Generalio_. 257 4. Charle
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Seve_zt,_ Ge_e_'alz'olz. 259 Childr
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o E¢'gM/z Generation. 26I Children
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W_iging" Fami_. 263 NOTE 3, P" I8.
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APPENDIX. FOR the use of those who
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Historical Notes. 267 to pay to Hen
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Historz'cal Notes. 269 name continu
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Isaac W., living _672. Historical N
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llistorica/_/VoLes. 2 73 I56O. John
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Hisforical 2Votes. 275 I73o. James
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Z-Zislorical .,'Voles. 277 lohn Whi
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Hislorical Noles. 279 K6o7. Son Ric
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tlistorical Noles. 28 I 163o. Jan.
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W/zidi_zgs of Dedharn. 28 3 an hono
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WhilinXs of Ded/zam. 285 The manufa
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14zkilings of Hartford. 287 HARTFOR
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Whz'Yz'ngs of UirgiMa. 289 THE VIRG
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W]dti_Xs of _irxinia. 29I issue, of
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Whifings of Virginia. 293 The conne
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Whitings of Virginia. 295 ary, x73I
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Printed H/arks. 297 A volume of ser
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Prinlcd WorZ's. 299 Ugly Effie ; or
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Prinled Works. 3° i Argument in ca
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INDEX.
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306 d_dex. Bentham's Baronetage (pe
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308 Zndex. Colony of Mass. Bay (can
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31 o index. Emerson, Rev. William,
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312 Index. General Court (continued
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3 14 Index. Liberty (canlinued) : -
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316 Inde:r. Percelay, Henry, Knt.,
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318 Index. Sa]em (ca_#inued) : -- S
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320 Index. St. John (continued) : -
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322 Index. , WHITING family of Virg
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324 Index. WHITING (continued):-- W
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326 Index. WHITING, REV. SAMUEL WHI
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328 I_dex. WHITING, REV. SAMUEL WHI
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330 Index. WHITING, REV. SAMUEL WII
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332 .Index. Whiting, Thomas, Judge,
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334 Indew. Wonder-working Providenc
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PEDIGREE OF ELIZABETH ST. JOHN, WIF
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