Blanchard, Jonathan, 1811-1892
Blanchard, Jonathan
Jonathan Blanchard American academic and pastor
Blanchard, Jonathan (American amateur architect and college president, 1811-1892)
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American amateur architect and college president, 1811-1892
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Jonathan Blanchard
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American academic and pastor
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (14)
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Blanchard, Charles A.
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(Charles Albert),
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1848-1925
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Knox College (Galesburg, Ill.)
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Wheaton College (Ill.)
Works
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| Christ purifying His temple; or, The principle of the Puritans. |
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| Contributor to "Standard freemasonry illustrated", 1904. |
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| A debate on slavery, held in the city of Cincinnati, on the first, second, third, and sixth days of October, 1845, upon the question: Is slave-holding in itself sinful, and the relation between master and slave, a sinful relation? |
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| Scotch rite masonry illustrated. The complete ritual of the ancient and accepted Scottish rite ... |
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| Secret societies: a discussion of their character and claims |
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| Sermon on slave-holding: preached by appointment, before the Synod of Cincinnati, at their late stated meeting at Mount Pleasant, Ohio, October 20th, 1841. |
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| Social affections among pupils |
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| Standard freemasonry illustrated. Full ritual and secret "work" of the three Blue lodge degrees. Profusely illustrated. The Webb work. By a past high priest. Over one hundred illustrations .... A historical sketch of the institution and a critical analysis of the character of each degree |
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