Catastrophe And Social Change Based Upon a Sociological Study of the Halifax Di
Catastrophe And Social Change Based Upon a Sociological Study of the Halifax Di
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Of the churches several were entirely destroyed. Ini all cases the edifices were injured, organs disordered and win- dows shattered. Parishes were in some instances almost wiped out. In a single congregation four hundred and four perished. In another nearly two hundred were killed, the remainder losing their property. In a third, of the one hundred and eight houses represented in the congregation only fourteen were left standing. Hurried efforts were made to safeguard church property, but churc...h services were not generally resumed until the second Sunday.^ Even then the congregations were small and the worshipping- places were not in all cases churches. Theatres, halls and other buildings housed . M
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Of the churches several were entirely destroyed. Ini all cases the edifices were injured, organs disordered and win- dows shattered. Parishes were in some instances almost wiped out. In a single congregation four hundred and four perished. In another nearly two hundred were killed, the remainder losing their property. In a third, of the one hundred and eight houses represented in the congregation only fourteen were left standing. Hurried efforts were made to safeguard church property, but churc...h services were not generally resumed until the second Sunday.^ Even then the congregations were small and the worshipping- places were not in all cases churches. Theatres, halls and other buildings housed . M
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