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In God We Trust
Wendy Austin examines the role Presbyterian religion played in the life of Scots-Irish settlers of the frontier, who are reputed to have travelled with a Bible in one hand and a rifle in the other.
Wendy Austin examines the role Presbyterian religion and preachers played in the life of Scots-Irish settlers of the frontier, who are reputed to have travelled with a Bible in one hand and the Kentucky rifle in the other, and were fond of the occasional drink of 'moonshine'. Nevertheless, this religion helped to build the educational system of the USA.
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Sat 1 Jun 1996
11:05
麻豆社 Radio Ulster
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The arrival of religious fervour into America
Duration: 02:48
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The Scotch Irish Society of America
Duration: 02:55
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Presbyterians who drunk, danced and raced horses
Duration: 03:03
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Puritans with a bottle of whiskey
Duration: 03:26
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- Sat 1 Jun 1996 11:05麻豆社 Radio Ulster