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Protestant Episcopal Theological Society minutes 1810-1817 Protestant Episcopal Theological Society minutes

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This volume contains meeting minutes kept by the secretaries of New York City's Protestant Episcopal Theological Society between October 31, 1810-May 8, 1815, and February 21, 1817-December 4, 1817. The minutes record the names of the presiding minister and attending members, the actions of the society, and assignments for upcoming meetings. Members presented sermons, read and were examined on theological works, and debated religious questions.

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