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A History of American Christianity

CHAPTER IX
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12-79).

A certain _naif_ insularity sometimes betrays itself in their incapacity to adapt themselves to their new-world surroundings.

Brave and zealous Mr.Barton in Cumberland County recites a formidable list of sects into which the people are divided, and with unconscious humor recounts his efforts to introduce one sect more (_ibid._, p.

37).

They could hardly understand that in crossing the ocean they did not bring with them the prerogatives of a national establishment, but were in a position of dissent from the existing establishments.


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