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1793 C. N. Nov. 8 - 1794 1799 1802.” Sewall, a Jesuit until the suppression in 1773,
served in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia from 1776 until his death.
1490. SEWALL, CHARLES. (MD; Cath.; 1744-1805; in MD 1774-1805)
“[On the scourging of Christ.]” [1789] 13pp. [Acc. No. 423]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Maryland Province Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Tunc apprehendit Pilatus Jesum & flagellavit. Then Pilate took Jesus &
scourg’d him. St. John. c.19” [19, 1].
Commentary: A note at the head reads “March 15 - 1789 March 18 - 1792 Chals.
Brents - March 12 - 1797.” Sewall, a Jesuit until the suppression in 1773, served in
Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia from 1776 until his death.
Keywords: Christ, scourging of; Passion of Christ;
1491. SEWALL, CHARLES. (MD; Cath.; 1744-1805; in MD 1774-1805)
“[On temptations.]” [1786] 11pp. [Acc. No. 414]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Fidelis a Deus est qui non potietur vos tentari supra id quod potestis.
God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above your strength. 1. Cor.
c.10. v.13.”
Commentary: A note at the head reads “October 1st 1786 Octer 19 - 1788 Novbr. 21
- 1790.” A note at the end reads “Conewago 2d Mich. McGuia’s — green’s.” Sewall,
a Jesuit until the suppression in 1773, served in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia from 1776 until his death.
1492. SEWALL, CHARLES. (MD; Cath.; 1744-1805; in MD 1774-1805)
“[On the torments of Hell.]” [1774-1806] 17pp. [Acc. No. 430]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “The rich man also died, & was buried in Hell. Luke. c.16. v.22.”
Commentary: Sewall, a Jesuit until the suppression in 1773, served in Maryland,
Pennsylvania, and Virginia from 1776 until his death.
Keywords: Hell, torments of; judgment;
1493. SEWALL, CHARLES. (MD; Cath.; 1744-1805; in MD 1774-1805)
“On the vice of Ingratitude.” [1787] 15pp. [Acc. No. 417]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Maryland Province Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Were there not ten made clean? and where are the nine? There is no one
found to return, & give glory to God, but this stranger. Luke c.17 - v.17.”
Commentary: A note at the head reads “13 Pent. May 13 - 1787 July 26 - 1787
Jany. 14 - 1792 Taken out of Archer.” The sermon is based on a sermon by the Rev.
James Archer, but the specific source has not been traced. Sewall, a Jesuit until the
suppression in 1773, served in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia from 1776
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