Let Us Give Thanks for a Nation of Liberty
Sermon by Wma. W. Lance tracing divine providence in America's birth from the Mayflower voyage to the 1776 Declaration. Highlights include Wicliffe, Luther, Columbus, the 1620 covenant, early colonies, and the fight for Protestant liberty led by Adams Jefferson Hancock and Franklin, urging steadfast faith and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicliffe
Luther
Melancthon
Columbus
Israel
France
Spain
England
Humphrey Gilbert
Britain
Newfoundland
Sir Walter Raleigh
New World
Tower of London
Phillip T
North America
Congress
American
Holland
Commonwealth
James
Virginia
South Carolina
Protestant Episcopal Church
Georgia
Carolinas
Maryland
New England
Pennsylvania
Middle States
Delaware
Prussia
Europe
Frederick the Great
Mississippi Valley
Rome
Duc D’anville
Nova Scotia
Our Fathers
Old South Church
Boston
Winsor
Jericho
God
Collonial Congress
Benj
Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Hancock
Adams
Gov. Gage
Col. Fenton
Mr. Adams
Gage
Park
Lexington
Egypt
Moses
Holy Land
Joshua
Paul
Lincoln
Gov. Trumbul
Washington
David
Mexico
Central
South America
Japan
China
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Denmark
Austria
Russia
de Soto
America
Phillip
Cornwallis
Yorktown
God of Providence Led Our Nation From Rebellion to Republic
A sweeping oration recalls the American Revolution, Lincoln and Garfield, praising divine guidance, Protestantism and public schools. It extols national growth, warns against slavery, and urges loyalty to the Bible and common schools as the backbone of republican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Ton
Continental Congress
Washington
Republic of the
United States of America
Her
Israel
Abraham Lincoln
South
Fort Sumpter
Union
Columbia
Dan
Tts
Europe
Mammoth Cave
Niagra Falls
Lake Superior
St. Lawrence
Hudson Rivers
White Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite Valley
Gulf
Washington Depot
Anx
Garfield
James A. Garfield
Samson
Lincoln
Rror
Rome
France
Republic
Satan
Illinois
Oglesby
Chicago
American Bible Society
Common School
America
Liberty
Inquisition
American Republic
God of
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