Religion, institutions of, not chargeable with public | Success, true source of all, in promoting religion, 321.
crime, 330.
Sunday-schools, mode of conducting, 154.

Religion, institutions of, not chargeable with politi-Swedenborgians, notice of the, 282.
cal disturbances, 331.

Repudiation, wrong impressions respecting, abroad,
330.

Repudiation, doctrine of, how viewed in this coun-
try, 330.

Revivals of religion, nature of, 196.

202.

207.

character of early, 197.

at Northampton, 198, 274.
extensive in 1740-41,,199, 274.

peculiar character of, in Kentucky, 201.
remarkable, in Yale College, 201.
advantages of and best mode of conducting,

consistency of, with our mental constitution,

instances of opposition to, disarmed, 208.
importance of orderly meetings in, 218.
happy instance of female influence in, 212.
alleged abuses in, 214.

pernicious effects of late meetings in, 218.
who oppose, 214.

causes of prejudices against, 215.

Unitarian objections to, in New-England, 275.

Revival preachers, objections to, 216.

Rhode Island, early settlement of, 17, 56.

Rochester, rapid growth of, 135.

Roman Catholic Church, early establishment of, 270.
conversions from, how checked, 272.
statistics of the, 271.
probable influence of, 271.

66

66

Swedish settlements on the Delaware, 68.
character of the colonists of, 69.
Swiss colonists, character of the, 25.

Temperance societies, 172.

Tennent, Rev. Messrs., opinion of Whitefield re-
specting, 203.

Thanksgiving-day, publicly appointed, 320.
governor's proclamation for, 320, note.
Theological Seminaries, 159-165.
Tract societies, 168.

Transcendentalism, notice of, 278, 279.
Transcendentalists, charged with Pantheism, 279.
Transcendental sermon at South Boston, 279.
Trinity Church, New-York, funds of, 323, note.
Tunkers, notice of the, 282.

elsewhere, 276.

early concealment of, 276.

first disclosures of, and results, 276, 277.
first congregation that avowed, 275.
first American writer on, 275.
Unitarians, objections of, to early revivals in New
England, 275.

Unitarians, early philosophy of, 278.

"American Association" of, 278.
religious belief of, 278.

introduction of Transcendentalism

among, and results, 278, 279.

United Brethren in Christ," account of the, 261.
United States, geographical notice of the, 35-37.
power of government of, in promoting reli

gion, 116.

religious character of government of the, 118.
action of government of, Christian, 120.
state governments of, Christian, 120.

when, may be directed to-

church discipline in the, 183.
moral character of ecclesiastical discipline

333.

comparative smallness of standing army in

absence of military police in the, 333.
comparative morality of the people of the, 333.
much of the gross crime of, imported, 334.
Universalists, origin of, in the United States, 281.
doctrinal belief of the, 282.

- definition of, in the United States, 275, 276.
difference between, and Unitarians, 277.

Virginia, early settlement of, 17.

the first to dissolve union of Church and
State, 105.

religious character of first settlers of, 61.
intolerance of Legislature of, 62.

- early relations between Church and State in,
and effects, 88, 89, 96.

113.

legislation in, about religion, 110.
effects of dissolution of Church and State in,

founded in character and habits of the peo- Whitefield, Rev. George, preaching of, at Boston,
ple, 131.

"in supporting the ministry, 323.
"in erecting church edifices, 324.
comparative influence of, in raising religious | Yale College, remarkable revival in, 201.
funds, 325.

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