Colonial Capitals of the Dominion of Virginia
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Within its walls have worshipped five presidents of the United States, Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and Tyler. Here on a Sabbath morn came the colonial governors and members of the House of Burgesses, Wythe, Bland, Lee, Pendleton, Mason, Marshall, and a number of other "founders and defenders of the American Nation, " some of whose names appear a number of times as vestry- men and communicants. Through its historic portals passed all the wealth, grace, beauty and genius of Virginia, ...to do honor to God and themselves.
The church derived its name from the parish, the latter probably named in honor of Governor Berkeley or the Lud- wells, who were from Bruton, Somerset county, England.
Thomjas Ludwell, Esq. , is buried at the north door of the church, and his epitaph testifies to the truth of this as his birth-place.
It is the oldest Episcopal church in continual use in Amer- ica. The parish was founded in 1632. Very little is 56 Colonial (Hapttala of tlf?
known of the first church except the fact that there was one before 1665, and it probably was a small frame struc- ture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Within its walls have worshipped five presidents of the United States, Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and Tyler. Here on a Sabbath morn came the colonial governors and members of the House of Burgesses, Wythe, Bland, Lee, Pendleton, Mason, Marshall, and a number of other "founders and defenders of the American Nation, " some of whose names appear a number of times as vestry- men and communicants. Through its historic portals passed all the wealth, grace, beauty and genius of Virginia, ...to do honor to God and themselves.
The church derived its name from the parish, the latter probably named in honor of Governor Berkeley or the Lud- wells, who were from Bruton, Somerset county, England.
Thomjas Ludwell, Esq. , is buried at the north door of the church, and his epitaph testifies to the truth of this as his birth-place.
It is the oldest Episcopal church in continual use in Amer- ica. The parish was founded in 1632. Very little is 56 Colonial (Hapttala of tlf?
known of the first church except the fact that there was one before 1665, and it probably was a small frame struc- ture.
What to read after Colonial Capitals of the Dominion of Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foster, Mary L. Dent, 1884- to read onlineMoreLess
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