Stanley Griswold

American politician, lawyer and judge (1763-1815)

Born	1763
Died	1815

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Overcoming evil with good.: A sermon, delivered at Wallingford, Connecticut, March 11, 1801; before a numerous collection of the friends of the Constitution, of Thomas Jefferson, President, and of Aaron Burr, Vice-President of the United States.

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1801
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A statement of the singular manner of proceeding of the Rev. Association, of the south part of Litchfield County: in an ecclesiastical prosecution, by them instituted against the Rev. Stanley Griswold, Pastor of the First Church of Christ in New-Milford; who, without being heard in his own defence, was by by them sentenced to an exclusion from their associate communion. ; [One line of Scripture text] ; Together with a subsequent address to said association, by Nehemiah Strong, Esq. of said New-Milford, late professor of natural philosophy &c. at Yale College. ; To which is asdded a short appendix

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1798
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The exploits of our fathers, or, A concise history of the military events of our Revolutionary War: an oration delivered at Cincinnati, Ohio, July 3d, 1813 ...

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1813
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Church and state, a political union, formed by the enemies of both: Illustrated in correspondencies between the Rev. Stanley Griswold, and the Rev. Dan Huntington, and between Col. Ephraim Kirby, and the Rev. Joseph Lyman. : [One line of quotation]

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1802
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Infidelity not the only enemy of Christianity, or, Hypocrisy and Antichrist exposed: a discourse, delivered at New-Haven on the evening preceding the public commencement, September 13th, 1803

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1803
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The good land we live in: a sermon, delivered at Suffield (Connecticut) on the celebration of the anniversary of American independence, July 7th, 1802

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1802
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Truth its own test and God its only judge: or, an inquiry, -- how far men may claim authority over each other's religious opinions? A discourse delivered at New-Milford, October 12th, 1800

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1800
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Infidelity not only the enemy of Christianity, or, hypocrisy and antichrist exposed: a discourse delivered at New Haven on the evening preceding the public commencement, September 13th, 1803

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1803
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Infidelity not the only enemy of Christianity: or, Hypocrisy and Antichrist exposed. A discourse, delivered at New-Haven on the evening preceding the public commencement, September 13th, 1803

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1803
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Truth its own test and God its only judge. Or, An inquiry, --how far men may claim authority over each other's religious opinions?: A discourse, delivered at New-Milford, October 12th, 1800

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1800
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The good man's prospects in the hour of death;--and, His voice from the world beyond: Two discourses, delivered at New-Milford, Dec. 14th, 1800. Being the Sabbath next after the decease of the Rev. Nathanael Taylor, late Pastor of the First Church of Christ in said New-Milford

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Truth its own test and God its only judge. Or, An inquiry, --how far men may claim authority over each other's religious opinions?: A discourse, delivered at New-Milford, October 12th, 1800.

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1800
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Church and state: a political union, formed by the enemies of both : illustrated in correspondencies between the Rev. Stanley Griswold and the Rev. Dan Huntington, and between Col. Ephraim Kirby and the Rev. Joseph Lyman

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1802
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The good land we live in: a sermon, delivered at Suffield (Connecticut) on the celebration of the anniversary of American independence, July 7th, 1802

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1802
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A funeral eulogium, pronounced at New-Milford, on the twenty-second of February, 1800: being the day recommended by Congress for publicly testifying respect to the memory of George Washington. Being also his birth-day.

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1800
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The good man's prospects in the hour of death ; and, His voice from the world beyond: two discourses, delivered at New Milford, Dec. 14th, 1800 : being the Sabbath next after the decease of the Rev. Nathanael Taylor, late pastor of the First Church of Christ in said New Milford

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A statement of the singular manner of proceeding of the Rev. Association, of the south part of Litchfield County: in an ecclesiastical prosecution, by them instituted against the Rev. Stanley Griswold, Pastor of the First Church of Christ in New-Milford; who, without being heard in his own defence, was by by them sentenced to an exclusion from their associate communion. ; [One line of Scripture text] ; Together with a subsequent address to said association, by Nehemiah Strong, Esq. of said New-Milford, late professor of natural philosophy &c. at Yale College. ; To which is asdded a short appendix

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1798
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A statement of the singular manner of proceeding of the Rev. Association, of the south part of Litchfield County, in an ecclesiastical prosecution, by them instituted against the Rev. Stanley Griswold ... who, without being heard in his own defence, was by them sentenced to an exclusion from their Associate Communion: Together with a subsequent address to said association

by Stanley Griswold, Nehemiah Strong, and Congregational Churches in Connecticut. ... First published in 1798
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Church and state, a political union, formed by the enemies of both: illustrated in correspondencies between the Rev. Stanley Griswold and the Rev. Dan Huntington, and between Col. Ephraim Kirby and the Rev. Joseph Lyman

by Stanley Griswold First published in 1802
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A Statement of the singular manner of proceeding of the Rev. Association, of the south part of Litchfield County, in an ecclesiastical prosecution by them instituted against the Rev. Stanley Griswold ...: together with a subsequent address to said association by Nehemiah Strong ... : to which is added a short appendix

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American politician, lawyer and judge (1763-1815)

Born	1763
Died	1815

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OLID: OL2414696A
Library of Congress Names: n85121791
VIAF: 23572789
Wikidata: Q430588
Inventaire.io: wd:Q430588

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