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This historical document details a legal case involving the Madison Avenue Baptist Church and the Baptist Church in Oliver Street, both located in New York City. Dating back to 1880, the record offers insights into the intricacies of church governance and the legal challenges faced by religious organizations during that era. As a primary source, it sheds light on the internal dynamics and inter-church relationships within the Baptist community of late 19th-century New York.
Researchers of American religious history, legal scholars, and those interested in the history of New York City will find this a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of institutional development and conflict resolution within religious bodies. The document captures a specific moment in time, reflecting the evolving landscape of religious life and legal frameworks in a rapidly growing metropolis.
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