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On March 3, 1863, the US Senate passed a resolution calling President Abraham Lincoln for designation of the day (http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llcg&fileName=063/llcg063.db&recNum=590) "For the prayers and humiliation of the country," Senator admits in good faith the authority of the omnipotent and omnipotent God government in all human and national issues, and sincerely ... who I believe it can not exist without his favor. "Encourage him" to ask for his help through Jesus Christ in the way he appointed.

The first representative government in the United States, Burgess House of Jamestown got together at the church as a secretary's memo first on July 30, 1619 (http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage)? collas = mtj 8 & fileName = mtj 8 & fileName = mtj 8 pagevc 03. db & recNum = 178) "Forasmuche as a male agent is almost prosperous despite neglecting God's service, and all Burges occupy positions in Quire until Mr. Bucke sends out I pray that God will please himself to guide his own glory and all our actions to bring the benefits of this afforestation and make it sacred. "

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