Felix Reville Brunot, 1820-1898
Felix Reville Brunot, 1820-1898
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Welsh with Mr. Brunot represented the Episcopal Church ; they seemed to the Presi- dent the two leading laymen of the day. ** The design of those who suggested the commission," the Secretary of the Interior wrote, '* was that something like a Christian Commission should be established, having in view the civilisation of the Indians, and labouring to stimulate public in- terest in this work while co5perating with the Department." Mr. Welsh was elected chairman of the Com- mission, and Mr. Brunot... secretary. Almost im- mediately, however, Mr. Welsh resigned, because he deemed the Commission should have the ex- penditure of money, and the other commissioners refused to allow this. Mr. Brunot was, there- fore, elected president, and Mr. Welsh, though not a member of the Board, continued to have the most active interest in all its work. Mr.
Colyer was elected secretary, but was soon suc- ceeded by Mr. Thomas K. Cree, of Pittsburgh, to whose full reports this account is very largely indebted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Welsh with Mr. Brunot represented the Episcopal Church ; they seemed to the Presi- dent the two leading laymen of the day. ** The design of those who suggested the commission," the Secretary of the Interior wrote, '* was that something like a Christian Commission should be established, having in view the civilisation of the Indians, and labouring to stimulate public in- terest in this work while co5perating with the Department." Mr. Welsh was elected chairman of the Com- mission, and Mr. Brunot... secretary. Almost im- mediately, however, Mr. Welsh resigned, because he deemed the Commission should have the ex- penditure of money, and the other commissioners refused to allow this. Mr. Brunot was, there- fore, elected president, and Mr. Welsh, though not a member of the Board, continued to have the most active interest in all its work. Mr.
Colyer was elected secretary, but was soon suc- ceeded by Mr. Thomas K. Cree, of Pittsburgh, to whose full reports this account is very largely indebted.
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