Taking Oaths and Giving Thanks: Ritual and Religion In Revolutionary America Tara E. Strauch University of South Carolina

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I commented on previous versions of this article, David Danger, Allen Driggers, Tiffany Florvil, Margaret Gillikin, Ramon Jackson, Evan Kutzler, Tyler Parry, David Precede, Tara Strauch, Beth Fengfu and An Tucker · I would like to thank M. Smith for special thanks, strong criticism against multiple drafts. I am also grateful for the criticism of experts given to the publishing process and the guidance of Edward Linenhall, and with the four JAH leaders Ann Fabian, James M. McPherson, Randall Miller and anonymous peer review Thanks, they are very good, but this article useful comments

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Author Note: The authors would like to thank Kevin Barksdale, Tyler Parry and Tara Strauch comments on the early draft of this article, and for the guidance through the disclosure process Ken Fones, Wolf, two of the critical comments Anonymous peer review; Staff in the historical center of Joe RhoTrak file source, West Virginia archive, West Virginia State and West Virginia University area of ​​Virginia Tech university area and special collections will support their research . I thank Virginia Tech.

I thank the University of Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina, Bayreuth, the University of Germany, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Bowling Green State University, and Kansas in 2014 concerning this article and the previous version of this article Benefits workshop for getting feedback. I am especially grateful to Robert Streiffer, David Boonin, Michael Campbell, and two anonymous reviewers. It is not regarded as a non-comparative account completely and does not consider harm philosophers such as Matthew Hansar (2008), Judith Thomson (2010) and Ben Bradley (2012). Also, for reasons that I do not explain in this article, some philosophers believe that the concept of non-comparative injury actually does not solve non-identical problems, as it is being advertised It was. These critics include Fiona Woollard (2012), Derek Perfit (1987) and David Boonin (2015). In my unpublished manuscript "Power of Reason for Injury" (2015), I defended the method based on damage to objections