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And therefore we hope that their ignorance of the Gospel excuses their infidelity & Pleads for God’s mercy to them

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1816 CHRISTIAN DISCIPLE MAGAZINE. Early "Negro" Seminary, Revivals, Early Christian Pacifism, Jewish Missions, &c. Irvingite And therefore we hope thatFascinating early Boston periodical. Later changing its name to The Christian Examiner, it was published and edited by Nathan Hale beginning in 1814, with responsibilities gradually shifting to his son, Edward Everett Hale. It was a major voice for New England religious progressives, publishing Ralph Waldo Emerson's very first ever printed work [1822]. It regularly featured content related to Revivalism, Missionary Work, Abolition and Slavery, the