1764 Octavo Pamphlet Sermon Preached At The Ordination Of Reverend Mr. Edward Brooks To The Pastoral Care Of The Church In North Yarmouth By Jason Haven

1764 Octavo Pamphlet Sermon Preached At The Ordination Of Reverend Mr. Edward Brooks To The Pastoral Care Of The Church In North Yarmouth By Jason HavenImportance: Jason Haven (March 2, 1733 May 17, 1803) was the longest serving minister of the First Church and Parish in Dedham. He was a member of the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention of 1779 1780 and a supporter of the American Revolution. He believed it granted Americans "civil and religious privileges, equal, or perhaps superior to those enjoyed in any part of the world." Haven had dinner with Governor Thomas Hutchinson in December 1771. He

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and continued for years to pray for the king and all the royal family

Judging by his inscriptions he seemed to be a bit curious about the book

and with all the warmth of a true believer preached 'Christ and Him Crucified

as Robert Moody's article on the Easton family notes that

operated on their own and worked on a single pair of shoes from start to finish

damaging the leather at the corners

John Neale of Burbage

WorldCat & OCLC records 29 copies

Tucker was not a Trinitarian

for instance