Autobiography of John J. Cornell His Religious Experiences & Quaker Ministry Easton Press there is a sound rejection

there is a sound rejection of Samuel Hopkins and his "Hopkinsian" beliefs

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over three hundred pages

the Eulogies and just tributes of contemporary statesmen

and that it had been a mistake to include anything at all about slavery in the US Constitution

Autobiography of John J. Cornell His Religious Experiences & Quaker Ministry Easton Press there is a sound rejectionCornell, John J. Autobiography of John J. Cornell containing an Account of His Religious Experiences and Travels in the Ministry. Baltimore, Md: The Lord Baltimore Press, 1906. First Edition. [10552] Black cloth, light smudges to binding, outline on front cover probably from a bookend, 9 1 4 x 6 1 4 inches, tight. Portrait frontispiece with printed signature and tissue guard. 498 clean and unmarked pp. Small bookseller ticket on rear end paper,