Statistics for occurrence #1 of “The Rev. Nehemiah Adams” in chapter 1, page 345 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 3:
...ed toward a rapprochement. Noteworthy also was the fact that many defenders of slavery were found among the clergy of the North, and that silence on the issue because of the policy of the churches.
The Rev. Nehemiah Adams won notoriety by his favorable (1854), as did also Nathan Lord, President of Dartmouth College, the Rev. Samuel Seabury of the Episcopal Church, Moses Stuart, Professor of Hebrew at Andover, and Joh...
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