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[1647] His experience of the New England clergy is expressed in allusions to Connecticut as having been
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[1648] John Adams, whose letters with their
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kept even Jefferson from sleep, [1649] seems to have figured as a member of a Congregationalist church, while in reality a Unitarian. [1650] Still more prudent was Washington, who seems to have ranked habitually as a member of the Episcopal church; but concerning whom Jefferson relates that, when the clergy, having noted his constant abstention from any public mention of the Christian religion, so penned an address to him on his withdrawal from the Presidency as almost to force him to some declaration, he answered every part of the address but that, which he entirely ignored. It is further noted that only in his valedictory letter to the governors of the States, on resigning his commission, did he speak of the