Publisher's Synopsis
The Presbyterian Church has a long and rich history in South Carolina, dating back to the colonial era. This comprehensive volume offers a detailed account of the church's development and influence in the region, from its earliest days to the present. Drawing on extensive research and primary sources, the author provides a compelling narrative that sheds light on the social, cultural and religious life of the state.
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