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John William Yeomans

John William Yeomans (January 7, 1800 – June 22, 1863) was a Presbyterian pastor, the second president of Lafayette College, and the moderator of the 72nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in 1860. He has been regarded as one of the leading theologians in the Presbyterian Church of the 1800s, and an important metaphysician. Provided by Wikipedia

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A sermon delivered to the Presbyterian Congregation of Trenton, N.J. at the dedication of their new house of worship, January 19, 1840

Author: Yeomans, John William, 1800-1863.
Published 1840

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Address delivered in Easton, Pa. August 18, 1841 : on the occasion of the author's inauguration as president of La Fayette College

Author: Yeomans, John William, 1800-1863.
Published 1841

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Signs of our country's future : a discourse delivered in the Presbyterian Church in Danville, Pennsylvania, December 12, 1850, on occasion of the annual thanksgiving

Author: Yeomans, John William, 1800-1863.
Published 1851

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