Sorry, forgot to post the reference regarding Paine and Barlowe:
https://thekeep.eiu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4779&context=theses
As far as Timothy Dwight, you misunderstand me, he actually wrote a sermon pretty much condemning the French Revolution and directly tied it to Voltaire and Diderot’s antics, essentially a summary of what Barruel wrote condemning the Jacobins and exposing what instigated their actions.
Here’s the sermon:
As far as Horace Mann, I’m mostly referring to this bit, especially when he essentially brainstormed America’s public education system: https://www.theblaze.com/contributions/why-liberals-think-being-educated-means-being-liberal
Thanks for the links and for clarifying on Dwight—that makes more sense.