R E E Harkness
Biographic Data
| ID | 5715181 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R E E Harkness |
| GIVEN NAMES | R E E |
| FAMILY NAME | Harkness |
| SIGNATURE | HARKNESS R E E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Crozer-Keystone Health System |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1931 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The American Churches — An Interpretation by William Warren Sweet. New York
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The Midnight Cry . Francis D. Nichol
The Fellowship of Believers by Ernest A. Payne, London
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A Social History of the Philadelphia Baptist Association By Robert G. Torbet. Philadelphia
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Militant in Earth
The Development of Democracy in the English Reformation
The English Reformation appeals to an American student of Christian history largely, perhaps, because of his cultural heritage of language and customs, political philosophy and organizations, and religious views and institutions. There is in the study something of the pleasure of looking up one's family tree; the pride of discovering some noble ancestor, who worthily served his day, firmly established in its branches and the equally joyous, thoug…
Eight First Biographies of William Penn in Seven Languages and Seven Lands By William I. Hull. Swarthmore, Pa
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The Church Through a Half Century. Samuel McCrea Cavert , Henry Pitney van Dusen
The Search for a New Strategy in Protestantism. Ivan Lee Holt
Principles Established in Rhode Island
Roger Williams is justly famous in history as the Pioneer Statesman of Religious Liberty. He can never be robbed of this distinction and honor. But it is not the only cause for which he should be famous. According to the well known story, arriving in Massachusetts Bay Colony on February 5, 1631, he declined an invitation to become minister of the Boston Church because it was constituted of "an unseparated people," still holding fellowship with th…
Roger Williams
Henry Clay Vedder
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Albert Henry Newman, D.D., LL.D
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Early Relations of Baptists and Quakers
On a little hillside that rises abruptly from the Baltimore Pike, an old highway from Philadelphia to Baltimore, some fifty miles south of Philadelphia, stands a little old meeting-house a-round which gather many interesting historical incidents. It is the home of the Brandywine Baptist Church, on the edge of the famous Brandywine battle field where Washington, joined for the first time by Lafayette, met defeat by the British under Howe and Cornw…
English Mysticism Mysticism and Democracy in the English Commonwealth . Rufus M. Jones
The New Church in the New World By Marguerite Block. New York
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Religion on the American Frontier
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The Prospects of Roman CatholicismWill America Become Catholic?John F. Moore
The Church in American History The Story of Religions in America . W. W. Sweet
Some Early Practices of Baptists in America
The Development of Democracy in the English Reformation
The English Reformation appeals to an American student of Christian history largely, perhaps, because of his cultural heritage of language and customs, political philosophy and organizations, and religious views and institutions. There is in the study something of the pleasure of looking up one's family tree; the pride of discovering some noble ancestor, who worthily served his day, firmly established in its branches and the equally joyous, thoug…
The Church in American History The Story of Religions in America . W. W. Sweet
Some Early Practices of Baptists in America
English Mysticism Mysticism and Democracy in the English Commonwealth . Rufus M. Jones
The New Church in the New World By Marguerite Block. New York
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Religion on the American Frontier
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The Prospects of Roman CatholicismWill America Become Catholic?John F. Moore
Albert Henry Newman, D.D., LL.D
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Early Relations of Baptists and Quakers
On a little hillside that rises abruptly from the Baltimore Pike, an old highway from Philadelphia to Baltimore, some fifty miles south of Philadelphia, stands a little old meeting-house a-round which gather many interesting historical incidents. It is the home of the Brandywine Baptist Church, on the edge of the famous Brandywine battle field where Washington, joined for the first time by Lafayette, met defeat by the British under Howe and Cornw…
Roger Williams
Henry Clay Vedder
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Principles Established in Rhode Island
Roger Williams is justly famous in history as the Pioneer Statesman of Religious Liberty. He can never be robbed of this distinction and honor. But it is not the only cause for which he should be famous. According to the well known story, arriving in Massachusetts Bay Colony on February 5, 1631, he declined an invitation to become minister of the Boston Church because it was constituted of "an unseparated people," still holding fellowship with th…
Eight First Biographies of William Penn in Seven Languages and Seven Lands By William I. Hull. Swarthmore, Pa
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The Church Through a Half Century. Samuel McCrea Cavert , Henry Pitney van Dusen
The Search for a New Strategy in Protestantism. Ivan Lee Holt
The Development of Democracy in the English Reformation
The English Reformation appeals to an American student of Christian history largely, perhaps, because of his cultural heritage of language and customs, political philosophy and organizations, and religious views and institutions. There is in the study something of the pleasure of looking up one's family tree; the pride of discovering some noble ancestor, who worthily served his day, firmly established in its branches and the equally joyous, thoug…
Militant in Earth
A Social History of the Philadelphia Baptist Association By Robert G. Torbet. Philadelphia
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The Midnight Cry . Francis D. Nichol
The Fellowship of Believers by Ernest A. Payne, London
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The American Churches — An Interpretation by William Warren Sweet. New York
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