Parish, Elijah, 1762-1825
Dates
- Existence: 1762 - 1825
Biography
Elijah Parish (November 7, 1762– October 15, 1825) was a New England clergyman of the early nineteenth century.
Parish was a native of Lebanon, Connecticut. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1785. In the early nineteenth century he was a leading opponent of the Jeffersonian Republican Party and brought issues of slavery into his political discourse. Parish was elected a member of the American Antiquarian Society in 1813.
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Dr. E. Parish to D. McClure
Two-page letter from Dr. Elijah Parish in Byfield to David McClure, regarding the plate and pictures (of Dr. Wheelock) and the hostility aroused by his sermon.
Dr. E. Parish to D. McClure
Three-page letter from Dr. Elijah Parish of Byfield to David McClure regarding his sickness, the History and Mr. Little's loss.
Dr. Elijah Parish to David McClure
Two-page letter from Dr. Elijah Parish in Byfield to David McClure, telling him about the progress of the history and sources of the additions made by him.
Dr. Elijah Parish to David McClure
Three-page letter from Dr. Elijah Parish in Byfield to David McClure, telling him his opinion of the "History," President Wheelock's opposition to the dedication to the trustees, and the proper education for Indians. He has been to Dartmouth to pronounce a eulogy on Professor Hubbard. (filed in oversize)
Elijah Parish to D. McClure
Two-page letter from Elijah Parish to David McClure informing him of the terms with the printers of the History and his fast sermon assailing democracy.
Rev. Elijah Parish to D. McClure
Two-page letter from Rev. Elijah Parish in Byfield to David McClure telling him about his Bible Gazeteer and his opinion of the war.
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