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" ^ These now pious and prosperous people were the descendants of a colony of three thousand **poor Pala- tines " sent to Ireland by Good Queen Anne in 1709, when thousands of distressed Germans came to London and were sent, some to North Carolina, some to the province of New York, and some to other parts of the United Kingdom. A few years after Wesley's visit, several of the Palatines of Court Mattrass emigrated to New York; their local preacher, Philip Embury"^ and his cousin, Mrs. Barbara He...ck, were among the emigrants.
'Tn the new land, amid the struggles to establish themselves which awaited the little company of poor Palatine weavers, Philip Embury demitted his humble ministry. At this juncture there 'arose a mother in Israel, ' — Barbara Heck. Coming one day into a neigh- bor's house, she found some Palatines engaged in card- playing. To the pious Wesleyan woman this was a threatening of perdition. She threw the cards in the fire, and left the terrified card-players, to go immediately 1 Wesley's Journal abridged; quoted in Diffenderfer's German Exodus to England, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ^ These now pious and prosperous people were the descendants of a colony of three thousand **poor Pala- tines " sent to Ireland by Good Queen Anne in 1709, when thousands of distressed Germans came to London and were sent, some to North Carolina, some to the province of New York, and some to other parts of the United Kingdom. A few years after Wesley's visit, several of the Palatines of Court Mattrass emigrated to New York; their local preacher, Philip Embury"^ and his cousin, Mrs. Barbara He...ck, were among the emigrants.
'Tn the new land, amid the struggles to establish themselves which awaited the little company of poor Palatine weavers, Philip Embury demitted his humble ministry. At this juncture there 'arose a mother in Israel, ' — Barbara Heck. Coming one day into a neigh- bor's house, she found some Palatines engaged in card- playing. To the pious Wesleyan woman this was a threatening of perdition. She threw the cards in the fire, and left the terrified card-players, to go immediately 1 Wesley's Journal abridged; quoted in Diffenderfer's German Exodus to England, p.
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