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College Histories - Anglo-Saxon Congregationalism in the South

History of Congregationalism in the southeastern United States from the 1870s through 1908 written by Rev. Dr. Frank E. Jenkins, a prominent Congregational minister of his time.

More About This Collection

Creator
Jenkins, Frank Edwin, 1854-1934

Contributor to Resource
Atkinson, Henry A., Baker, Smith, 1836-1917

Publisher
Franklin-Turner Company

Date of Original
1908

Subject
Congregational churches -- Southern States -- History

Location
United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018

Medium
books

Type
Text

Description
The author of this book was the Rev. Dr. Frank E. Jenkins, a prominent Congregational minister of his time. Dr. Jenkins was also president of the College from 1910-1930. This book is a very important history of Congregationalism in the southeastern United States from the 1870s through its publication in 1908., The chapter on Piedmont College was written by Henry C. Newell, the College's president at that time. The chapter is a very important source for the early history of the College.

Metadata URL
https://piedmont.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/AngSaxCongr

Language
eng

Rights Holder
Piedmont College

Holding Institution
Piedmont College. Library

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