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A Narrative of the Imprisonment of Two Non-Conformist Ministers

Francis Makemie, John Hampton ⬩ 1707

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Francis Makemie

Although Makemie was not the first Presbyterian minister to serve in the American colonies, because of his pioneering labors along the Eastern Seaboard, particularly in the establishment of the first Presbytery in America, he is often credited as “the Father of American Presbyterianism.”

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