A Narrative of the Rise and Progress of the Free Church, Coté Street, Montreal, Read to the Congregation at their Annual Meeting on the 25th April, 1855. By Pastor, the Rev. D. Fraser
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A Narrative of the Rise and Progress of the Free Church, Coté Street, Montreal, Read to the Congregation at their Annual Meeting on the 25th April, 1855. By Pastor, the Rev. D. Fraser
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A year-by-year summary, between 1843 and 1855, of the founding and development of the Free Church of Scotland in Montreal. The Free Church, a breakaway faction of the Established Church of Scotland, was characterized by its missionary zeal, theological orthodoxy, unity, financial solvency, and involvement in politics when it touched moral issues such as slavery, temperance, and sabbath breaking. Among the prominent Lower Canadians who were attracted to the Free Church were John Redpath, Adam Ferrie, William Murray and John Rose.
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Montreal
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J.C. Becket
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1855
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en
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Rev. Fraser, D. A Narrative of the Rise and Progress of the Free Church, Coté Street, Montreal, Read to the Congregation at Their Annual Meeting on the 25th April, 1855. By Pastor, the Rev. D. Fraser. Montreal: J.C. Becket, 1855. https://archive.org/stream/cihm_64090#page/n3/mode/2up.
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