Bi Centennial Anniversary of the Friends Meeting House At Merion Pennsylvania
Bi Centennial Anniversary of the Friends Meeting House At Merion Pennsylvania
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Irving, in his " Life of Washington, " says a number of young Friends joined the patriots belore they left Valley ^^)rge. The cases of such were laid before the meet- ing, and as they had violated the testimonies of Friends, many membershij)s w'ere thus forfeited.
We are told that many members of the Society of Friends, '' and among them men of high repute for their intelligence, took an active part in opposing the arbitrary measures of the mother country. " General Antiiony Wayne was of Friend...ly connection, and dur- ing the stay of the army at Valley Forge was quartered with his kinsman, who with his wife were prominent members of the Society of Friends.
His intercourse with Friends, as an officer of the armv, was satisfactory and just, so far as the state of the times admitted, and has lieen pleasantly rememl)ered by his jiostcrity and theirs.
Almost all of the Friends from abioad who visited America under a religious concern have held meetings in this old house. William Penn undoubtedly sjmke to his Welsh I'Viends collected for Divine worship on this spot, if not within these walls, though tradition says many of his hearers wen- unable to undei-stand the sermon which he preached.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Irving, in his " Life of Washington, " says a number of young Friends joined the patriots belore they left Valley ^^)rge. The cases of such were laid before the meet- ing, and as they had violated the testimonies of Friends, many membershij)s w'ere thus forfeited.
We are told that many members of the Society of Friends, '' and among them men of high repute for their intelligence, took an active part in opposing the arbitrary measures of the mother country. " General Antiiony Wayne was of Friend...ly connection, and dur- ing the stay of the army at Valley Forge was quartered with his kinsman, who with his wife were prominent members of the Society of Friends.
His intercourse with Friends, as an officer of the armv, was satisfactory and just, so far as the state of the times admitted, and has lieen pleasantly rememl)ered by his jiostcrity and theirs.
Almost all of the Friends from abioad who visited America under a religious concern have held meetings in this old house. William Penn undoubtedly sjmke to his Welsh I'Viends collected for Divine worship on this spot, if not within these walls, though tradition says many of his hearers wen- unable to undei-stand the sermon which he preached.
What to read after Bi Centennial Anniversary of the Friends Meeting House At Merion Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pa Friends Meeting House Merion to read onlineMoreLess
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