Thomas Smith Grimke

Hon. Thomas Smith Grimké

• Author(s): Thomas Smith Grimké

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1835
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Thomas Smith Grimké Letters to Hezekiah Howe, 1830 December 30-1833 August 2

• Author(s): Thomas Smith Grimké

• Categories: Authors, American

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1830
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• Publisher: Unknown

Letters to Hezekiah Howe, printer and bookseller at New Haven and New York, regarding parcels shipped.

Address

• Author(s): Thomas Smith Grimké

• Categories: Christian education

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1831
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• Publisher: Unknown

A printed copy of an address by Thomas Smith Grimkʹe at a religious meeting in Charleston, South Carolina. In his comments Grimkʹe focuses upon the resolution of the American Sunday School Union on the issue of Sunday Schools in the valley of the Mississippi and states his general views on education.

Reflections on the Character and Objects of All Science and Literature, and on the Relative Excellence and Value of Religious and Secular Education, and of Sacred and Classical Literature in Two Addresses and an Oration with Additions and Improvements. With an Appendix Containing A Letter, on the Study of the Bible, to the Committee Appointed by the Literary Convention, Held at New York, Oct. 20, 1830; and an Address, Delivered at Charleston, (S. C.) at the Dedication of a Building Designed as a Depository for Bibles, Tracts and Sunday School Books, and for Anniversary Celebrations of Religious Societies. By Thomas Smith Grimké, of Charleston, S. C.

• Author(s): Thomas Smith Grimké

• Categories: Education

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1831
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Oration on the Advantages, to be Derived from the Introduction of the Bible, and of Sacred Literature, as Essential Parts of All Education, in a Literary Point of View Merely, from the Primary School, to the University

• Author(s): Thomas Smith Grimké

• Categories: American literature

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1830
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• Publisher: Unknown

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