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LEMUEL HAYNES (1753-1833). American Revolutionary soldier and Congregational minister. Steel engraving, American, 1837
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1837 Abolition Calvinist Congregational Haynes Lemuel Minister Patriotic Preacher Preaching Band Revivalist Revolutionary
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This steel engraving from 1837 showcases the remarkable Lemuel Haynes, an influential figure in American history. A true embodiment of resilience and determination, Haynes served as both an American Revolutionary soldier and a Congregational minister. In this print, we see the strength and conviction etched into his face as he stands tall, representing the values that shaped him. As an African American man during a time of great adversity, Haynes defied societal norms to fight for freedom not only on the battlefield but also through his powerful sermons. Haynes' unwavering faith in God fueled his passion for justice and equality. He became known as a preacher who fearlessly spoke out against slavery and advocated for its abolition. His words resonated deeply with those who heard him preach, inspiring many to join the cause of liberation. A patriotic revolutionary at heart, Lemuel Haynes played a significant role in shaping America's future by challenging its present injustices. As a Calvinist Congregational minister, he led with compassion and conviction while promoting spiritual revival among his congregation. This timeless image captures not only the essence of Lemuel Haynes but also serves as a reminder of the countless individuals who fought tirelessly for freedom during this transformative period in American history. It is through their collective efforts that progress was made towards creating a more inclusive society where all men are truly equal.
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