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Free Christian Commonwealth, May 30, 1867

Stuart Robinson ⬩ 1867

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Stuart Robinson

Robinson’s advocacy of the spiritual independence of the church during a time of civil conflict made him a controversial but respected figure in the Presbyterian Church.

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