A Semi Centenary Discourse Delivered in the First African Presbyterian Church
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, who, to the latest period of his life, always regarded this African Church (whose history I am recording) with much interest, as will be seen when I come to treat more particularly upon it. Dr. J. Jane- way, likewise, with Rev. George Potts, regarded the re- commendation and gave it their sanction. Of the laity, Messrs. McMullin, Ralston, Markoe, and Nassau, accord- ed to the views of Dr. Alexander, and were not slack in their efforts to advance the measure ; and I am happy to record among th...e advocates of our welfare, gentlemen from other bodies of Christians. Messrs. Jenkins and Sawyer, of the Baptist Church, and Dr. Benjamin Rush, of the Society of Friends, gave their influence and sup- port to it; in fact, with but a very few exceptions, not by any means necessary now particularly to designate, all the churches over which Drs. Alexander, Green, Janeway, and Potts were pastors, encouraged them in the affair and strengthened their hands particularly the ladies of the first, second, third and fourth Presby- terian Churches : it would prove an anomaly in this case were it otherwise, for they are ever foremost in every good work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, who, to the latest period of his life, always regarded this African Church (whose history I am recording) with much interest, as will be seen when I come to treat more particularly upon it. Dr. J. Jane- way, likewise, with Rev. George Potts, regarded the re- commendation and gave it their sanction. Of the laity, Messrs. McMullin, Ralston, Markoe, and Nassau, accord- ed to the views of Dr. Alexander, and were not slack in their efforts to advance the measure ; and I am happy to record among th...e advocates of our welfare, gentlemen from other bodies of Christians. Messrs. Jenkins and Sawyer, of the Baptist Church, and Dr. Benjamin Rush, of the Society of Friends, gave their influence and sup- port to it; in fact, with but a very few exceptions, not by any means necessary now particularly to designate, all the churches over which Drs. Alexander, Green, Janeway, and Potts were pastors, encouraged them in the affair and strengthened their hands particularly the ladies of the first, second, third and fourth Presby- terian Churches : it would prove an anomaly in this case were it otherwise, for they are ever foremost in every good work.
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