Brotherhood And Democracy
Brotherhood And Democracy
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Some five or six thousand people were disappointed at not being able to get in to the meeting. Brother Hider, of Bishops Stortford, however, organized an open-air meeting, and as the speakers inside the building finished, they came and addressed the gathering outside in the square. Mr. Harry jeffs^President of the London Federation, presided at the indoor meet r mg^ An official welcome was given by M. Delroy, Member of the Chamber of Deputies for Lille, to which the National President responded..., and con- veyed to the Frenchmen the fraternal greetings of the British brothers.^ He also gave a brief account of the object of the visit, and the work of the Brotherhoods in Great Britain. Pasteur Nick, one of the leading Protestant pastors in Lille, and Pro- fessor Paul Passy of Paris also spoke. The most remarkable pronouncement of the day was the speech of Mr. Keir Hardie, who had been requested by the National Council to accompany the Brother- hood crusaders and address the gathering. He is well known on the Continent, and met with a most hearty reception.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some five or six thousand people were disappointed at not being able to get in to the meeting. Brother Hider, of Bishops Stortford, however, organized an open-air meeting, and as the speakers inside the building finished, they came and addressed the gathering outside in the square. Mr. Harry jeffs^President of the London Federation, presided at the indoor meet r mg^ An official welcome was given by M. Delroy, Member of the Chamber of Deputies for Lille, to which the National President responded..., and con- veyed to the Frenchmen the fraternal greetings of the British brothers.^ He also gave a brief account of the object of the visit, and the work of the Brotherhoods in Great Britain. Pasteur Nick, one of the leading Protestant pastors in Lille, and Pro- fessor Paul Passy of Paris also spoke. The most remarkable pronouncement of the day was the speech of Mr. Keir Hardie, who had been requested by the National Council to accompany the Brother- hood crusaders and address the gathering. He is well known on the Continent, and met with a most hearty reception.
What to read after Brotherhood And Democracy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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