Letters to David D. Demarest, 1837-1839.

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Letters to David D. Demarest, 1837-1839.

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The letters from Joseph P. Bradley to David Demarest were written while David was a student at New Brunswick Seminary. In them, he encourages David in his theological studies. The letter from Theodore Frelinghuysen is a short, difficult to read note which may be a letter of introduction for a visit to London.

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Rutgers University

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Demarest, David D., 1819-1898

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David D. Demarest was born near Hackensack, NJ on July 30, 1819. He earned his A.B. degree from Rutgers College in 1837. He also received an A.M from New Brunswick Seminary in 1840, a D.D. from the College of New Jersey (Princeton) in 1857, and an LL.D. from Rutgers in 1892. A clergyman with the Reformed Church of America, he was a professor in New Brunswick Seminary from 1865-98, and a Rutgers Trustee from 1858-98, serving as Secretary from 1866-98. He died on June 21, 1898. ...

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