Address to the Friends of Religion in Behalf of the American Education Society
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And who has not noticed the increase of spiritual blessings on our Colleges, since these Pensioners of Char- ity began to be received. " Other testimony of the same kind, and to the same purport, might be adduced were it necessary.
Indeed, it is believed that there is not a College in our coun- try, to which beneficiaries have resorted for education, which has not furnished abundant testimony to their salutary influence ; and whose officers do not desire an increase of their number.
In view of ...such testimony, it is necessary only to inquire, who is most likely to know the real state of facts, in regard to the character and conduct of charity scholars ; — their teacher, who has them under his daily observation ; or the mere casual obser- ver ; or what is still more common, the person who reports what he has heard, he knows not from whom, or on what authority ? And while it is admitted, that there are some examples of indis- cretion and folly among those who are patronized ; must it not in candour be also admitted, that the greater part of what is said of the pride and extravagance of charity scholars as a' body ; is mere vague unfounded rumour ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And who has not noticed the increase of spiritual blessings on our Colleges, since these Pensioners of Char- ity began to be received. " Other testimony of the same kind, and to the same purport, might be adduced were it necessary.
Indeed, it is believed that there is not a College in our coun- try, to which beneficiaries have resorted for education, which has not furnished abundant testimony to their salutary influence ; and whose officers do not desire an increase of their number.
In view of ...such testimony, it is necessary only to inquire, who is most likely to know the real state of facts, in regard to the character and conduct of charity scholars ; — their teacher, who has them under his daily observation ; or the mere casual obser- ver ; or what is still more common, the person who reports what he has heard, he knows not from whom, or on what authority ? And while it is admitted, that there are some examples of indis- cretion and folly among those who are patronized ; must it not in candour be also admitted, that the greater part of what is said of the pride and extravagance of charity scholars as a' body ; is mere vague unfounded rumour ?
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