An Historical Address Delivered At the Celebration of the Two Hundredth Annivers
An Historical Address Delivered At the Celebration of the Two Hundredth Annivers
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T. Ashton, and forty others, requested that Mr. Curtis fur- nish them with a copy which they might publish. This was done.
In those days of doubt and fear, when despair and gloom darkened the vision of even the bravest and wisest, this sermon must have rung out clear and strong. The minister of this Church did not hesitate; did not trifle. His message, as found in this sermon, argues that civil gov- ernment is a sacred ordinance and ought to vindicate its claim to loyal obedience.
Mr. Curtis al...so came into close personal contact with the war when he served as Chaplain on the Christian Commission from March 24th to April 20th, 1865. Of these days he kept a faithful account, mentioning the soldiers he assisted, the meetings that he held, and a little of the awfulness that he saw. That great war appealed to the strongest feeHngs of Mr. Curtis's Christian manhood, and his whole heart and soul were enlisted in vindication of our national government. In those days of 28 strife, he stood forth, bright and clear, as a Christian minister in word and deed, putting forth every effort in the service of his country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T. Ashton, and forty others, requested that Mr. Curtis fur- nish them with a copy which they might publish. This was done.
In those days of doubt and fear, when despair and gloom darkened the vision of even the bravest and wisest, this sermon must have rung out clear and strong. The minister of this Church did not hesitate; did not trifle. His message, as found in this sermon, argues that civil gov- ernment is a sacred ordinance and ought to vindicate its claim to loyal obedience.
Mr. Curtis al...so came into close personal contact with the war when he served as Chaplain on the Christian Commission from March 24th to April 20th, 1865. Of these days he kept a faithful account, mentioning the soldiers he assisted, the meetings that he held, and a little of the awfulness that he saw. That great war appealed to the strongest feeHngs of Mr. Curtis's Christian manhood, and his whole heart and soul were enlisted in vindication of our national government. In those days of 28 strife, he stood forth, bright and clear, as a Christian minister in word and deed, putting forth every effort in the service of his country.
What to read after An Historical Address Delivered At the Celebration of the Two Hundredth Annivers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward M Day to read onlineMoreLess
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