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REFLECTIONS OF PUBLIC MINISTRY AT HARVARD DIVINITY SCHOOL
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Temperance
The Temperance Movement
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Reflections of Public Ministry at Harvard Divinity School
Abolition
New England Ministers Resolve to Oppose the Fugitive Slave Act, 1850
Civil Rights
Selma to Montgomery, 1965
The Ware Lectures, 1966
Violence in Jackson
Peace Ministries
Channing's Sermon on War, 1816
Congregational Petitions for Amnesty
Draft Resistance, 1940
Paul Tillich's Voice of America in Germany, 1942-45
Suffrage and Equal Rights
Preaching on the Biblical Place of Women and Men
Reverend Olympia Brown
Temperance
The Temperance Movement
Community Action and Influence
George La Piana and Felix Frankfurter
Jordan Neighborhood House, Suffolk, Virginia
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