Early Episcopal Churches And Missions in Minnesota
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ST. PAUL SELECTED AS A CENTER FOR MISSION WORK.
Mr. Breck and his associates decided to make St. Paul the center of their educational and missionary work. Early in the week following their arrival, about the beginning of July, 1850, a parcel of ground was purchased; and a tent was pitched there a week later for a temporary shelter. One of the number wrote: In the early part of the week we purchased two acres of land [which was afterward increased to three] at fifty dollars per acre, three-fourt...hs of a mile back of the village of St. Paul, on the bluffs in the rear of the town; and the next week we pitched a tent upon it, kindly loaned by the commandant of the fort, in which tent we lived two or three weeks. We EARLY EPISCOPAL CHURCHES AND MISSIONS. 215 contracted with a carpenter to build at once a frame cottage twelve feet by seventeen, at a cost of one hundred and fifty-one dollars, furnishing every- thing himself. We now have a shanty enclosed, in which we live, studying, working, eating, and worshipping in the lower part and sleeping in the attic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ST. PAUL SELECTED AS A CENTER FOR MISSION WORK.
Mr. Breck and his associates decided to make St. Paul the center of their educational and missionary work. Early in the week following their arrival, about the beginning of July, 1850, a parcel of ground was purchased; and a tent was pitched there a week later for a temporary shelter. One of the number wrote: In the early part of the week we purchased two acres of land [which was afterward increased to three] at fifty dollars per acre, three-fourt...hs of a mile back of the village of St. Paul, on the bluffs in the rear of the town; and the next week we pitched a tent upon it, kindly loaned by the commandant of the fort, in which tent we lived two or three weeks. We EARLY EPISCOPAL CHURCHES AND MISSIONS. 215 contracted with a carpenter to build at once a frame cottage twelve feet by seventeen, at a cost of one hundred and fifty-one dollars, furnishing every- thing himself. We now have a shanty enclosed, in which we live, studying, working, eating, and worshipping in the lower part and sleeping in the attic.
What to read after Early Episcopal Churches And Missions in Minnesota?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George C George Clinton Tanner to read onlineMoreLess
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