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Excerpt from Congregationalism Vindicated: A Discourse Delivered at the Dudleian Lecture, in the Chapel of Harvard College, May 13, 1846
The Honorable PAUL DUDLEY, to whose forecast and munificence the College is indebted for the foundation of this Annual Lecture, and in conformity with whose bequests and statutes I appear before you to-day, was descended from one of the most distinguished families among the first planters of Massachusetts, and was himself one of the most prominent men of his time in New England. His father, Joseph Dudley, a graduate of this College in 1665, was Governor of the Province in the time of Queen Anne.
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