A History of American Christianity - Leonard Woolsey Bacon

Abbot, Ezra, [379].
Abbot, George, Archbishop, [42].
Abbott, Lyman, [384].
Abolitionists, [82], [282], [284].
Adams, Charles Francis, [131].
Adventists, [336].
Albany, [69].
Albrights, [229].
Alexander, Dr. Gross, [348].
Alexander VI., pope, [3], [17].
Allen, Professor A. V. G., [156], [159], [382].
Allen, Professor J. H., [250].
Alliance, Evangelical, [408].
America:
providential concealment of, [1];
medieval church in, [2];
Spanish conquests and missions in, [6-15];
French occupation and missions, [16-29];
English colonies in, [38-67], [82-126];
Dutch and Swedes in, [68-81];
churches of New England, [88];
Quaker colonization, [109-117];
other colonists, [120-124];
diverse sects, [127-139];
Great Awakening, [157-180];
Presbyterians, [186];
Reformed, [187];
Lutheran, [188];
Moravian, [189];
Methodist, [198];
severance of colonies from England and of church from state, [221];
Second Awakening, [233];
organized beneficence, [246];
conflicts of the church, [261];
dissension and schism, [292];
immigration, [315];
the church in the Civil War, [340];
reconstruction and expansion of the church, [351];
theology and literature, [374];
political union and ecclesiastical division, [398];
tendencies toward unity, [405].
American Bible Society, [256], [408].
American Board of Missions, [252-255].
American Missionary Association, [255], [314].
Andover Theological Seminary, [251], [271].
Andrew, Bishop, [302].
Andrews, E. B., [340].
Andrews, W. G., [177], [179].
Anglican Church established in American colonies, [51], [61], [64], [65].
Antipopery agitation, [312], [325].
Antislavery. See [Slavery].
"Apostasy, the southern," [277], [346].
"Applied Christianity," [385].
Apprenticeship obsolete, [364].
Arminianism, [104], [222].
Armstrong, General S. C., [356].
Asbury, Bishop Francis, [200].
Awakening, the Great, [53], [81], [126], [141], [157], [181].
Awakening, the Second, [233], [242].
Bachman, John, [278].
Bacon, B. W., [380].
Bacon, David, [246].
Bacon, Francis, [40].
Bacon, Leonard, [84], [94], [102], [113], [134], [227], [260], [272], [278], [287], [408].
Bacon, Nathaniel, [63].
Baird, Charles W. and Henry M., [388].
Baltimore, first Lord, [54];
second Lord, [56].
Bancroft, George, [19], [21], [22], [24], [27], [29], [41], [116], [117], [383].
Baptist Young People's Union, [369].
Baptists:
in Virginia, [53];
in Carolina, [64];
in Rhode Island, [106];
in Massachusetts, [130];
in Pennsylvania, [146];
in the South, [149];
services to religious liberty, [221];
antislavery, [222];
become Calvinists, [223];
found Brown University, [248];
undertake foreign missions, [253];
divide on slavery, [303];
pioneer work, [332];
plan of Christian union, [411].
Barclay, Robert, [112], [117].
Barnes, Albert, [294].
Baxter, George A., [237].
Baxter, Richard, [66], [121].
Beecher, Edward, [294], [383].
Beecher, Henry Ward, [341], [351], [384].
Beecher, Lyman, [230], [243], [251], [263], [286], [294], [383].
Belcher, Governor, [168].
Bellamy, Joseph, [156], [181].
Bellomont, Lord, [79].
Bellows, Henry W., [383].
Benezet, Anthony, [203].
Bennett, Philip, [48].
Bennett, Richard, [50].
Berkeley, Governor Sir William, [49], [50], [51], [63].
Bethlehem, Pa., [189].
Biblical science, [378].
Birney, James G., [273], [274], [275], [283].
Bishops, Anglican, consecrated, [213], [304].
Bishops, Catholic, consecrated, [215].
Bishops, colonial, not wanted, [206].
Bishops, Methodist, consecrated, [219].
Bishops, Moravian, [124], [193].
Bissell, Edwin C., [380].
Blair, Commissary, [52].
Blair, Samuel, [160], [167].
Blake, Joseph, [63].
Boehm, Martin, [228].
Bogardus, Everard, [70].
Boyle, Robert, [66].
Bradford, Governor William, [94], [97].
Brainerd, David, [180], [183], [247].
Bray, Thomas, [61], [62], [66].
Breckinridge, Robert J., [281], [378].
Brewster, Edward, [43], [44].
Brewster, William, [44], [83].
Briggs, Charles A., [380].
Brooks, Phillips, [384].
Brown, Francis, [379].
Brown, Tutor, [131].
Browne, J. and S., at Salem, [97].
Browne, W. H., [55], [59].
Bryce, James, [404], [405].
Buck, Richard, [42], [44].
Buckley, James M., [201], [202], [218], [219], [240], [241].
Buckminster, [251], [383].
Bushnell, Horace, [105], [176], [375], [383], [409].
Cahenslyism, [392].
Calvert, Cecilius, [56].
Calvert, George, [54], [55].
Calvert, Leonard and George, [56], [59].
Calvinism:
in New England, [103], [225];
among Baptists, [223];
in the Presbyterian Church, [294].
Campanius, John, [76], [150].
Campbell, Douglas, [74].
Campbellites, [242].
Camp-meetings, [233].
Canada, [18-29].
Cane Ridge revival, [235].
Carolinas colonized, [62].
Carroll, Bishop John, [214].
Carroll, Dr. H. K., [335], [369].
Cartier, Jacques, [17].
Cartwright, Peter, [232].
Catholic Church, Roman:
Revived and reformed in sixteenth century, [4].
Spanish missions a failure, [10-14].
French missions, their wide extension and final collapse, [17-29].
Persecuted in England, [36].
In Maryland, [56].
Way prepared for, [185].
Organized for United States, [215].
Conflict with "trusteeism," [216], [310];
with fanaticism, [312].
Gain and loss by immigration, [318-322].
Modified in America, [323-396].
Methods of propagation, [330].
Its literature, [394].
Its relation to the Church Catholic, [324], [416], [418].
Cavaliers in Virginia, [51].
Champlain, [17], [20], [28].
Channing, William Ellery, [251], [301], [383].
Charity Organization, [409].
Charles II. of England, [51], [62], [78].
Charter:
of Massachusetts, [90];
transferred to America, [98].
Charter of the Virginia Company:
revoked, [48].
Chauncy, Charles, [170].
Chautauqua, [233], [363].
Cherokee nation, [265].
Chickasaws and Choctaws, [23].
Chinese immigration, [336].
Church polity in New England, [88], [95], [99], [102].
Clark, Francis E., [368].
Clarke, James Freeman, [383].
Clergy:
of Virginia, [52];
of Maryland, [61].
Cleveland, Aaron, [204].
College settlement, [370].
Colleges, [48], [52], [102], [160], [172], [173], [176], [231], [247], [271].
Colonization in Africa, [257].
Congregationalists:
in New England, [99];
in New Jersey, [109];
moving west, [137];
coöperate with Presbyterians, [220];
college-builders, [333];
work at the South, [355].
Conservatism of American churches, [311].
Copland, Patrick, [47], [48], [50].
Cornbury, Lord, [80], [121], [135], [141].
Corwin, E. T., [69], [71], [78], [80], [121], [139].
Covenanters in New Jersey, [110].
Cumberland Presbyterians, [241].
Cutler, Timothy, [131], [156], [169].
Dabney, Robert L., [378].
Dale, Sir Thomas, [43], [45].
Davenport, James, [170].
Davenport, John, [49], [102].
Davies, Samuel, [173].
Deerfield, [21].
De la Warr, Lord, [41], [43].
Dewey, Orville, [383].
Dickinson, Jonathan, [160], [294].
Disciples, [242], [414].
Divisions of Christendom, [31].
Dominicans, [9], [10], [32].
Dorchester, Daniel, [322], [335], [357], [358], [359], [361].
Douglas, Stephen A., [341].
Dow, Lorenzo, [240].
Drunkenness prevalent, [286].
Dubbs, Joseph H., [121].
Dudley, Governor, [98].
Dueling, [263].
Duffield, George, [294].
Dunster, President, [130].
Durand, William, [49].
Durbin, David P., [240].
Dutch church, [68], [78], [109], [134].
Dutch in Carolina, [64].
"Dutch, Pennsylvania," [118].
Dwight, Timothy, [230], [242], [375], [387].
Eaton, Theophilus, [102].
Eddy, Richard, [225], [228].
Edmundson, William, [64].
Edwards, Jonathan, [156], [169], [172], [179], [247], [294].
Edwards, Jonathan, the younger, [222], [225], [273].
Elder, M. T., [322], [331].
Eleuthera colony, [50].
Eliot, John, [66], [102], [150], [152].
Embury, Philip, [199].
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, [298], [383].
Emmons, Nathanael, [251], [305], [375].
Endicott, John, [90], [93], [94].
England, religious parties in, [33], [43].
Episcopal Church:
in Virginia, [38-53];
in Maryland, [60];
in Carolina, [64-67], [148];
in New York, [78-80], [135];
in Pennsylvania, [119];
in Georgia, [124];
in New England, [128], [129], [131-134];
hostile to revivals, [177], [306];
extreme depression, [210];
consecration of bishops, [212];
resuscitation, [304];
violent controversy, [306];
rapid growth, [308];
specialties of, in evangelization, [334];
reconstruction after Civil War, [352];
Pan-Anglican Synod, [412].
Epworth League, [369].
Establishment of religion:
in Virginia, [45], [51-53];
in Maryland, [61];
in the Carolinas, [64], [65], [148];
in New York, [78-80];
in New England, [91], [97], [100], [102], [128], [129].
Disestablishment, [174], [221].
Evangelical Association, [229].
Evangelization at the South, [356].
Evangelization at the West, [327].
Evarts, Jeremiah, [267], [271], [286].
Exscinding Acts, [167], [297], [353].
Fanaticism of Spanish church, [4], [8].
Fanaticism, antipopery, [60], [61], [312].
Finney, Charles G., [375].
Fisher, George Park, [182], [382].
Fisher, Sidney George, [118], [120], [143-145].
Fitch, John, [150].
Fletcher, Governor, [79], [80].
Florida, [9], [10], [22].
Foster, R. V., [236], [238].
Fox, George, [34], [65], [114], [117], [149].
Franciscans, [10], [11], [12], [32].
Franklin, Benjamin, [118].
Fraser, John, [335].
Frelinghuysen, Domine, [81], [134], [141], [142], [163].
Frelinghuysen, Senator, [267].
French missions:
projected, [17];
extinguished, [185], [220].
Fuller, Dr. and Deacon, [94].
Gates, Sir Thomas, [42].
Georgia, [122], [205], [264], [285].
German exiles, [53], [139].
German immigration, [117], [120], [187], [318].
Gladden, Washington, [385].
Gosnold, Bartholomew, [38].
Gough, John B., [289].
Great fortunes and great gifts, [359].
Greatorex's collection, [393].
Green, Ashbel, [204].
Green, S. S., [122].
Green, W. H., [380].
Gregory, Caspar René, [379].
Griffin, Edward Dorr, [251], [383].
Griswold, Alexander V., [304].
Gurley, R. R., [273].
Hale, Edward Everett, [367], [386].
Half-way Covenant, [104].
Hall, Isaac H., [379].
Hamilton, J. Taylor, [190], [198].
Hampton Institute, [356].
Hand, Daniel, [360].
Hard times in 1857, [342].
Harrison, Thomas, [49], [50], [60].
Hart, Levi, [204].
Hastings, Thomas, [387], [392].
Haupt, Bible-work, [380].
Haverhill, Mass., [21].
Hawkins, John, [289].
Helps, Arthur, [7], [8].
Higginson, Francis, [90].
High-church party:
in Episcopal Church, [306], [308], [323], [407];
in Presbyterian Church, [295], [407].
Hill, Matthew, [121].
Hilprecht, Dr., [379].
Historical theology, [381].
Hitchcock, Roswell D., [382].
Hobart, John Henry, [304], [407].
Hodge, Charles, [378], [381].
Holland:
colony from, in New York, [68];
not the source of New England institutions, [74];
Pilgrims in, [86];
mission from, to Germans, [194].
Hooker, Thomas, [102], [138].
Hopkins, Samuel, [151], [181], [183], [184], [204], [205].
Hopkins, Stephen, [44].
Hopkinsianism, [294].
Hudson, Henry, [68].
Hughes, John, [310], [351].
Huguenots, [37], [53], [62], [64], [65], [81], [139].
Humphrey, Heman, [286].
Hunt, Robert, [38], [41].
Huntington, Frederic D., [384].
Hurst, John F., [382].
Hutchinson, Ann, [101], [106].
Hymn-writers, [387].
Indians:
evangelization of, [46], [47], [57], [71], [74], [76], [150], [151], [179], [246];
Indian churches, [131].
Induction refused to unworthy parsons, [51].
Immigration, [315], [317], [357].
Infidelity, [219], [230].
Institutional Church, [369].
Intemperance, [75], [205], [285].
International sectarian councils, [412].
Ireland, [318].
Iroquois, [20], [23], [25].
Jackson, Helen Hunt, [264].
Jacobs, Henry E., [71], [121], [188], [190], [196], [198].
James I. of England, [36], [38], [44], [47], [48], [90].
James II. of England, [110], [112].
Jamestown, [30-45].
Jarratt, Devereux, [173].
Jefferson, Thomas, [221], [230], [305].
Jerks, the, [239], [240].
Jesuits, [4], [10], [26], [28], [29], [32], [56], [57], [58], [71], [150], [214].
Jogues, Father, [71], [150].
Johnson, President Samuel, [132].
Johnson, Thomas Cary, [297], [314, note], [354].
Journalism, [333], [344].
Judson, Adoniram, [253].
Kansas-Nebraska Bill, [284], [341].
Kansas Crusade, [341].
Keith, George, [119], [133], [149].
Keith, Governor, [120].
Kieft, Governor, [70], [71].
King, Thomas Starr, [383].
King's Chapel, Boston, [224].
Kirby, William, [294].
Kirk, Edward Norris, [383].
Knapp, Jacob, [288].
Lanphier, Jeremiah, [342].
La Salle, [18].
Las Casas, [9], [152].
Laud, William, [48].
Lea, Henry Charles, [382].
Leon, Ponce de, [9].
Leyden, [45], [83], [86].
Liberty, religious:
in Eleuthera, [50];
in Maryland, [56], [59];
in Carolina, [63];
in New York, [72];
in New Jersey, [111];
in Pennsylvania, [116];
in Georgia, [123];
defended by Makemie, [136];
favored by sectarian division, [174];
promoted by Baptists, [221].
Literature of American church, [374-395].
Littledale, R. F., [26], [27], [28].
Liturgies, [386], [394].
Locke, John, [62], [64].
Lodge, H. C., [62], [70], [117], [153].
Log College, [142], [160], [162], [172].
Logan County, Kentucky, [232], [234].
Louisiana, [23], [27], [220].
Lutherans, [72], [120], [146], [188], [190], [232].
Luther League, [369].
Madison, James, Bishop, [232].
Madison, James, President, [402].
Maine, [20], [21], [23], [410].
Makemie, Francis, [121], [136].
Maria Monk, [312].
Marshall, John, [232].
Maryland, [49], [54-62].
Mason, John M., [263].
Mason, Lowell, [392].
Massacres, [2], [10], [11], [12], [48], [71], [76], [151], [194].
Mather, Cotton, [107], [153].
Mayhews, the, [150].
McConnell, S. D., [151], [170], [179], [211], [224].
McGee brothers, [233].
McGready, James, [233].
McIlvaine, C. P., [351].
McMasters, John Bach, [240].
Megapolensis, Domine, [71], [77], [150].
Menendez, [10].
Mennonites, [72], [117], [153].
Mercersburg theology, [377], [388].
Methodism:
tardy arrival in America, [198];
spreads southward, [201];
rapid growth, [202];
against slavery and intemperance, [205];
receives bishops, [219];
divided by the slavery agitation, [301];
in pioneer work, [332];
at the South, [353];
Ecumenical Conference, [413];
consolidation of Methodist sects, [414].
Michaelius, Jonas, [69].
Millerism, [336].
Mills, Samuel J., [248], [256].
Minuit, Peter, [69], [70], [76].
Missionary societies, [62], [252], [253], [255], [257], [258], [367].
Missions, American:
to Indians, [179], [246], [265];
to the West, [220], [327];
to the South, [355].
Missions, foreign, [252], [255], [257], [358].
Missions to America:
Icelandic, [2];
Spanish, [6-16];
French, [17-29];
of the S. P. G., [62], [66], [67], [80], [126], [131], [133], [135], [140], [177];
of the church of Holland, [195].
Missionary Ridge, [268].
Mississippi, the, [18], [21], [256].
Missouri Compromise, [270], [271], [284].
Mobs:
antipopery, [321];
pro-slavery, [283].
Montesinos, [9].
Montreal, [17], [20].
Moody, Dwight L., [344], [388].
Moor, Thoroughgood, [135].
Moore, George Foot, [380].
Moravians: in Georgia, [124];
in Pennsylvania, [189], [193];
missions to Indians, [194];
their liturgies, [394].
Mormonism, [335].
Morris, Colonel, [79].
Morris, Samuel, [173].
Morse, Jedidiah, [251].
Morton, Thomas, [88].
Mühlenberg, Henry M., [191-198].
Mulford, Elisha, [378].
Munger, Theodore T., [384].
Murray, John, [225].
Music, church, [391], [394].
Nansemond church, [48], [49], [59].
Nationalism of the Puritans, [100], [101], [128], [132], [137], [176].
Native American party, [313], [321].
Neill, E. D., [44], [51], [59].
Neshaminy, [142].
Nevin, John W., [377].
Newark, [110], [160].
New Brunswick, [162].
New England Company, [66].
New England theology, [181], [374].
New Englanders moving west, [80], [137].
New Haven theology, [294], [298].
New Jersey, [109-112].
New Jerusalem Church, [229].
New Londonderry, [160].
Newman, A. H., [131], [255], [275].
New Mexico, [6], [11].
New-School Presbyterians, [294], [346], [355].
New-Side Presbyterians, [166].
New York, [68-81];
diversity of sects, [134].
Nicholson, Governor, [52].
Nicolls, Governor, [78].
Nitschmann, David, [124], [193].
Northampton, [104], [155-159].
Norton, Andrews, [299].
Nott, Eliphalet, [263].
Nursing orders and schools, [368].
Oberlin College, [314].
Occum, Samson, [179].
Oglethorpe, James, [123].
O'Gorman, Bishop, [2], [15], [23], [24], [28], [216], [312], [321], [396].
Old-School Presbyterians, [295], [345], [353].
Old-Side Presbyterians, [166].
Orders in Roman Church, [330].
Ordination in New England, [96], [100].
Otis, Deacon, [360].
Otterbein, Philip William, [228].
Paine, Thomas, [230].
Palatines, [37], [53], [118], [140], [187].
Palfrey, John G., [98], [99], [100], [383].
Palmer, Ray, [387].
Pam-Methodist Conference, [413].
Pam-Presbyterian Alliance, [412].
Pan-Anglican Synod, [412].
Park, Edwards A., [151], [182], [184], [204], [305], [375].
Parker, Theodore, [300].
Parkman, Francis, [18].
Parliament of Religions, [418].
Pastorius, [117].
Penn, William, [112], [115], [143].
Persecutions, [36], [51], [107], [110], [130].
Pierpont, James, [81].
Pierpont, Sarah, [156].
Pierson, Abraham, [109], [150].
Pilgrims, [45], [83], [84], [86], [88], [93].
Plan of Union, [220], [258], [293].
Pocahontas, [46].
Pond, Enoch, [378].
Population of United States:
in 1790, [315];
in 1850, [ibid.]
Porter, Ebenezer, [286].
Pott, Governor, [55].
Presbyterians:
in Scotland and Ireland, [37], [110];
in America, [110], [121];
in New York, [136];
schism among, [166];
rapid growth, [186];
alliance with Congregationalists, [206];
earnestly antislavery, [268];
dissensions among, [292];
the great schism, [296];
characteristics as a sect, [332];
new schisms and reunions, [346], [353], [355];
liturgical movement, [388];
early unproductiveness in theology and literature, [394];
international alliance, [412].
Princeton College, [173], [175].
Princeton Seminary, [251], [380].
Prohibitory legislation, [290].
Protestant sects and Catholic orders, [330-334].
Protestantism in Europe divided, [31-34].
Provoost, Bishop, [212], [213], [232].
Psalmody, [182], [387], [391-393].
Pulpit, the American, [382].
Puritan jurisprudence, [113];
sabbatarian extravagance provokes reaction, [371].
Puritans:
not Separatists, [43];
in Virginia, [44-50];
in Maryland, [59];
antagonize the Separatists, [82];
settle at Salem, [90];
fraternize with the Pilgrims, [94];
church order, [96];
the great Puritan exodus bringing the charter, [98];
intend an established church, [100];
exclude factious dissenters, [101];
divergences of opinion, [103];
in New Jersey, [109];
Puritan church establishments fail, [108], [128], [174];
Nationalist principle succumbs to Separatist, [176].
Quakerism:
a reaction from Puritanism, [113];
its enthusiasm, [114];
its discipline, [114];
anticipated in continental Europe, [115];
Keith's schism, [119];
Quaker jurisprudence, [143];
failure in civil government, [144];
and in pastoral work, [145];
its sole and faithful witness at the South, [149];
the only organized church fellowship uniting the colonies, [150];
Hicksite schism, [314].
Quakers:
persecuted in England, [36];
in Virginia, [51], [53];
missions in Carolina, [64];
persecuted in New York, [73];
and in Massachusetts, [101];
dominant in New Jersey, [110];
and in Pennsylvania, [116];
excluded from Evangelical Alliance, [408].
Quanta Cura, bull, with Syllabus, [352], [396].
Quebec, [17], [20].
Raleigh, Sir Walter, [39], [62].
Redemptioners, [187].
Reformation in Spain, [4].
Reformed Church, German:
begins too late the care of German immigrants, [140];
long unorganized, [146];
persists in separation from other German Christians, [195].
Reformed-drunkard ethics, [290].
Reformed Dutch Church:
tardy birth in New York, [69];
and languishing life, [74], [78];
revival under Frelinghuysen, [81], [134], [141], [163].
Relly, James, [225].
Requerimiento of the Spanish, [9].
Restoration of the Stuarts, [51].
Revival of 1857, [342].
Revival of Roman Catholic Church, [214].
Rhode Island, [92], [106], [107].
Rice, David, [237].
Rice, Luther, [253].
Ripley, George, [299].
Rising, Governor, [77].
Robinson, Edward, [378].
Robinson, John, [83], [85], [86], [92].
Robinson, "One-eyed," [173].
Rolfe, John, [46].
Roman Catholic. See [Catholic].
Rousseau, Jean Jacques, [87].
Rush, Benjamin, [226], [286].
Ryan, Archbishop, [324].
Sabbath observance, [371].
St. Andrew's Brotherhood, [369].
St. Augustine, [10].
St. Lawrence, the, [17].
Salem, [90], [96].
Saloons, tippling, [285], [288].
Saltonstall, Gurdon, [132], [133].
Salvation Army, [370].
Salzburgers, [37], [124], [125].
Sandys, Archbishop, and his sons, [44], [47].
Satolli, Monsignor, [396].
Saybrook Platform, [132], [137].
Schaff, Philip, [377], [382].
Schenectady, [21].
Schism:
in Presbyterian Church, [167], [241], [297], [346], [353];
among Congregationalists, [249];
among Unitarians, [298];
in Methodist Church, [302], [303];
among Baptists, [303];
among Quakers, [314];
healed, [355];
compensations of, [107], [304], [354], [404].
Schlatter, Michael, [195].
Schools:
for Virginia, [47], [48], [52];
in New York, [70], [75];
in New England, [103];
in New Jersey, [110];
in Pennsylvania, [196].
Scotch-Irish:
in Virginia, [47];
in Carolina, [64];
in Maryland, [121];
in Pennsylvania, [122];
in New York, [136];
in the Alleghanies, [146];
in the Awakening, [160];
principles and prejudices of, [186].
Screven, William, [64].
Scrooby, [44], [83].
Seabury, Samuel, [212].
Sects:
European imported, [31-34];
in New York, [72], [134], [140];
in Rhode Island, [106];
in New Jersey, [109];
the German, [117], [120];
multiply against established churches, [174];
enfeebling effect of, [188];
reconstruct themselves, [208];
competition of, [328];
characteristics of, [332];
multitude of, [400];
mischiefs of, [403].
Seminaries, theological, [249].
Separatists, [33], [44];
at Scrooby, Leyden, and Plymouth, [81-95];
in Rhode Island, [107];
their principle prevails, [176].
Sewall, Samuel, [152].
Seybert commission, [338].
Shaftesbury, Lord, [62].
Shedd, W. J. G., [382].
Sisterhoods, [368].
Slater educational fund, [357], [360].
[Slavery]:
of Indians, [8], [9], [152];
of negroes, in Florida, [10];
in Virginia, [48];
in all colonies, [147];
condemned in Massachusetts, [152];
and in Pennsylvania, [153];
increased cruelty of, [153].
Kindness to slaves, [154], [179], [246], [271].
Constant and unanimous protest of the church against slavery, [203-205], [222], [268-277].
Beginning of a pro-slavery party in the church, [277];
propagated by terror, [279-282].
Pro-slavery reaction at the North, [282].
Unanimous protests against extension of slavery, [284].
Slavery question in Presbyterian Church, [296];
in Methodist Church, [301];
in Baptist Convention, [303].
Failure of compromises, [340].
The Kansas Crusade, [341].
Apostasy of the southern church complete, [346].
Diversity of feeling among northern Christians, [347].
Slavery extinguished, [285], [351].
Smalley, John, [225].
Smith, Eli, [273], [378];
Henry Boynton, [381];
Henry Preserved, [380];
John, [38-42], [47];
Ralph, [90].
Smylie, James, [277].
Smyth, Newman, [384].
Social science in seminaries, [369], [386].
Societies, charitable, [252-259], [295], [407].
Society P. C. K., [67].
Society P. G. in Foreign Parts, [62], [67];
missions in Carolina, [67];
in New York, [80], [120, note], [135], [140];
in Pennsylvania, [119];
in New England, [131-133].
Society P. G. in New England, [66].
Sophocles, E. A., [379].
Southampton insurrection, [279].
Spain:
Reformation in, [3];
conquests and missions of, [7].
Spiritualism, [337-339].
Spotswood, Governor, [52].
Spring, Gardiner, [353].
Standish, Myles, [88].
Stiles, Ezra, [204], [222].
Stoddard, Solomon, [104], [155].
Stone, Barton W., [234].
Storrs, Richard S., [384].
Stowe, Mrs. H. B., [250].
Strawbridge, Robert, [200].
Strong, Augustus H., [378].
Stuart, Moses, [378].
Sturtevant, J. M., [294].
Stuyvesant, Peter, [71], [73], [77].
Sumner, Charles, [283].
Sunday observance, [371].
Sunday-schools, [258], [362].
Swedenborgians, [229].
Swedes, [75-77].
Syllabus of errors condemned by the pope, [352], [396].
Synod:
"Reforming," [105];
Presbyterian, [136];
disrupted, [167];
excision of, [297];
of Virginia, [346].
Talcott, Governor, [168].
Talmage, Thomas De Witt, [385].
Taylor, Nathaniel W., [294], [375].
Temperance:
efforts for, [75], [205], [206];
the Reformation, [285-291];
early legislation, [75], [288];
"Washingtonian movement," [288];
Prohibitionism, [290].
Tennent, Gilbert, [142], [162], [165], [167], [169].
Tennent, William, [141], [160].
Tennent, William, Jr., [180].
Thayer, Eli, [341], [342].
Thayer, Joseph H., [379].
Theological instruction, [81], [217], [249].
Theological seminaries, [249], [251], [252].
Theology, New England, [181], [243], [294], [355].
Theology, systems of, [375], [378].
Thomas, Allen C. and Richard H., [114], [139], [143].
Thomas, John R., [393].
Thompson, Joseph P., [404].
Thompson, Robert Ellis, [122], [147], [176], [346], [394].
Thomson, William M., [379].
Thornwell, James H., [314, note], [378].
Tiffany, Charles C., [65], [71], [120], [131], [134], [173], [207], [210], [213], [224], [232].
Torkillus, Pastor, [76].
Tracy, Joseph, [162], [169], [172], [179].
Trumbull, Henry Clay, [362], [379].
"Trusteeism," [215], [310].
Tuttle, Daniel S., [335].
Tyler, B. B., [236], [238], [242].
Union, Christian:
tendencies and attempts, [107], [191], [194], [206], [220], [349], [405], [406].
Unitarianism, [224], [249], [383].
United Brethren, [228].
Unity, real, in the church, [175], [324], [325], [334], [419];
manifestation of it yet future, [36], [417], [419].
Universalism, [225-228].
Van Twiller, Governor, [70].
Vermont, [21].
Vincent, John H., [363].
Virginia, [38-53], [55], [173].
Virginia Company, [40], [44], [48], [54].
Voluntary system, [244], [261], [328].
Vose, James G., [107].
Walker, Williston, [100], [104], [386].
Walloons, [69].
War:
between France and England, [21], [184];
the Seven Years', [22], [24];
Revolutionary, [202], [209];
the Civil, [348], [365];
produces schisms and healings, [353], [355].
Ward, William Hayes, [379].
Ware, Henry, [249], [383].
Ware, Henry, Jr., [251], [299], [383].
Warren, George William, [393].
Washingtonianism, [288].
Watts, Isaac, [158], [168], [182], [387], [391].
Wayland, Francis, [383].
Welsh immigrants, [118].
Wesley, Charles, [124], [125].
Wesley, John, [124], [159], [198], [200], [202], [217], [285].
Westminster League, [369].
Westminster Sabbath law, [371].
Westward progress of church, [219], [327], [358].
Wheelock, Eleazar, [179].
Whitaker, Alexander, [43], [46], [150].
White, Father, [57], [59].
White, John, [89].
White, Bishop William, [210], [212], [213].
Whitefield, George, [126], [163], [168], [173], [175], [177].
Wigglesworth, Michael, [103].
William and Mary, College of, [52].
Williams, Roger, [100], [106], [150].
Williams College, [248].
Wilson, Henry, [273], [274], [281].
Winchester, Elhanan, [226].
Wingfield, Governor, [39].
Winthrop, John, [49], [98].
Wise, John, [102].
Women's C. T. Union, [367].
Women's Crusade, [366].
Women's mission boards, [367].
Woods, Leonard, [378].
Woolman, John, [150], [203].
Ximenes, Cardinal, [3].
Yale College, [230], [243].
Yeo, John, [60].
Young Men's Christian Association, [343], [364], [409].
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor, [368], [409].
Young Women's Christian Association, [366].
Zinzendorf, [124], [189], [190], [192].

Transcriber's Notes:

Variations in hyphenation are preserved as in the original. Examples include the following:

Christ-like	Christlike
make-shift	makeshift

The following corrections have been made to the text:

page 32—people of England is of preëminent[original has preeminent] importance

page 59—feared to violate the immunities of the church."[ending quotation mark is missing in original]

page 188—sent messengers with an imploring petition to their coreligionists[original has correligionists] at London and Halle

page 296—It was an unpardonable offense[original has offence]

page 335—immediate adventism[original has hyphen between words]