Heralds of a Liberal Faith volume 3
Heralds of a Liberal Faith volume 3
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* At the end of the war the good people, whose offers to increase his salary had been again and again refused, delayed his resignation by sending him again to Europe; and a summer there enabled him to struggle on a little longer through increasing weakness and depression. The new task he now undertook was to teach in a new theological school, extemporized by some of the Boston ministers. The old man taught the young men their "systematic theology, " or "the truths of religion, " as he preferred... to call it. Whatever doctrine he taught, he taught them his humility and liberality of mind. To him, as one of the Fathers of the Church, it fell to give the semi-centennial address at the Cambridge Divinity School in 1867, in it once more illustrating his double loyalty to the old Unitarian beliefs and to the old Unitarian principle of freedom in belief. In De- cember, 1868, the note of resignation, the last of many *Dr. Gannett and Dr. Dewey were long pilloried together by the Abolitionists for certain utterances (perhaps with justice) attributed to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* At the end of the war the good people, whose offers to increase his salary had been again and again refused, delayed his resignation by sending him again to Europe; and a summer there enabled him to struggle on a little longer through increasing weakness and depression. The new task he now undertook was to teach in a new theological school, extemporized by some of the Boston ministers. The old man taught the young men their "systematic theology, " or "the truths of religion, " as he preferred... to call it. Whatever doctrine he taught, he taught them his humility and liberality of mind. To him, as one of the Fathers of the Church, it fell to give the semi-centennial address at the Cambridge Divinity School in 1867, in it once more illustrating his double loyalty to the old Unitarian beliefs and to the old Unitarian principle of freedom in belief. In De- cember, 1868, the note of resignation, the last of many *Dr. Gannett and Dr. Dewey were long pilloried together by the Abolitionists for certain utterances (perhaps with justice) attributed to them.
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