David Caldwell

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David Caldwell was an influential North Carolina Presbyterian minister, educator, and political leader known for his prominent Anti-Federalist role in the debates over ratifying the U.S. Constitution.

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instanceOf Presbyterian minister
educator
person
political leader
activeIn American Revolutionary era NERFINISHED
North Carolina politics
birthDate 1725-03-22
birthPlace Lancaster County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
clergyType Presbyterian clergy
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1824-08-25
deathPlace Guilford County, North Carolina NERFINISHED
educatedAt College of New Jersey NERFINISHED
Princeton University
era 18th century
early 19th century
familyName Caldwell NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork education
politics
theology
givenName David NERFINISHED
influenced backcountry political opinion in North Carolina
knownFor founding an academy often called a "log college"
influential Anti-Federalist role in North Carolina
participation in debates over ratifying the U.S. Constitution
religious and educational leadership in backcountry North Carolina
movement Anti-Federalism NERFINISHED
notableWork Log College in Guilford County NERFINISHED
occupation educator
minister
politician
participatedIn North Carolina ratification debates on the U.S. Constitution NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment Anti-Federalist NERFINISHED
positionHeld Presbyterian minister in Guilford County, North Carolina
leader in North Carolina Anti-Federalist movement
religion Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterianism
residence Guilford County, North Carolina NERFINISHED
spouse Rachel Craighead Caldwell NERFINISHED
supportedCause greater protections for individual and state rights in the Constitution
taught classical languages
preparation for the ministry
theology

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