Correspondence of Thomas Ebenezer Thomas Mainly Relating to the Anti Slavery Co
Correspondence of Thomas Ebenezer Thomas Mainly Relating to the Anti Slavery Co
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D. , was born in Bedford County, Va. , in 1774. His father, a physician, dying when the son was four years old, his mother removed to Kentucky, where, until he was twenty-two 80 years old, he received only such education as she herself could give him. He then studied under Rev. James Vance, in whose school near Louisville he also taught. He became pastor of the church at Bardstown, Ky. , and in 1808, removed to Cincinnati, where he became and remained for the next thirty-eight years, pastor of ...the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. Wilson was a man often likened to Andrew Jackson; of intense character; marked ability and a great controversialist. In 1835, he led the prose- cution of Rev. Dr. Lyman Beecher, for heresy; and he was the most active minister in the West in forcing the disruption of the Presbyterian Church, which took place in 1838. He took a prominent part in public affairs, and published many volumes of sermons and addresses, chiefly controversial. One of his sons, the Rev. Dr.
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D. , was born in Bedford County, Va. , in 1774. His father, a physician, dying when the son was four years old, his mother removed to Kentucky, where, until he was twenty-two 80 years old, he received only such education as she herself could give him. He then studied under Rev. James Vance, in whose school near Louisville he also taught. He became pastor of the church at Bardstown, Ky. , and in 1808, removed to Cincinnati, where he became and remained for the next thirty-eight years, pastor of ...the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. Wilson was a man often likened to Andrew Jackson; of intense character; marked ability and a great controversialist. In 1835, he led the prose- cution of Rev. Dr. Lyman Beecher, for heresy; and he was the most active minister in the West in forcing the disruption of the Presbyterian Church, which took place in 1838. He took a prominent part in public affairs, and published many volumes of sermons and addresses, chiefly controversial. One of his sons, the Rev. Dr.
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