Historical Memoirs Relating to the Housatonic Indians
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Hollis his bill on Colonel Wen dell, to pay fifty-six pounds sterling for the education of twelve Indian boys at Housatunnuk, under the care of the Rev. Mr. Sergeant and August 15, 1738, I had a second order from him for three hundred and forty-three pounds our money. And again May 17, 1740, a third order, for four hun dred and forty-seven pounds, nine shillings. " But what have we done in comparison of him? Have any of our wealthy professors put to their helping hand to this laudable and glori...ous Design? While he has been at the expence of main taining twelve boys, has any private gentleman in New England been at the expence of maintaining one? If therefore Mr. Hollis had been inform d how little we do, is it at all strange that he should "express his wonder and very great offence that nothing more is done by us here in New England for the propagation of Christian knowledge among the heathen?" Mr. Hollis also, in the forementioned letter to Dr. Colman, de- sir d an account from Mr. Sergeant how his money had been ex pended, and to what purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hollis his bill on Colonel Wen dell, to pay fifty-six pounds sterling for the education of twelve Indian boys at Housatunnuk, under the care of the Rev. Mr. Sergeant and August 15, 1738, I had a second order from him for three hundred and forty-three pounds our money. And again May 17, 1740, a third order, for four hun dred and forty-seven pounds, nine shillings. " But what have we done in comparison of him? Have any of our wealthy professors put to their helping hand to this laudable and glori...ous Design? While he has been at the expence of main taining twelve boys, has any private gentleman in New England been at the expence of maintaining one? If therefore Mr. Hollis had been inform d how little we do, is it at all strange that he should "express his wonder and very great offence that nothing more is done by us here in New England for the propagation of Christian knowledge among the heathen?" Mr. Hollis also, in the forementioned letter to Dr. Colman, de- sir d an account from Mr. Sergeant how his money had been ex pended, and to what purpose.
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