History of Fall River : With Notices of Freetown And Tiverton
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39 private— together with the means of knowledge furnished by the Athenaeum, and our weekly papers, added to the fact that there are a considerable number of learned men, in the different professions, now resident here — shows that the educational aspect of this place is greatly changed for the better, and that our condition now is not below the Commonwealth at large.* m. The Ecclesiastical History of this place, and particularly of this Church, t The first settlers of Freetown! and Tiverton we...re chiefly the chil- dren of the Pilgrims, and were of the second and third generations of those noble men. They seem to have inherited, in some degree, the excellent character of their renowned ancestors ; yet many facts in their "liistory show most fully that they were not distinguished for that superior intelligence and devoted piety wliich were conspicuous in their fathers, and even in their cotemporary settlers in some of the other towns of New England. There are but few indications of early efforts for the education of children ; and I can find no evi- dence of the formation of a church of any denomination, in Free- town or Tiverton, for more than half a century after they were in- corporated ; nor is there any certain evidence that the people were favored with a stated ministry, for any length of time, during that long period.
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39 private— together with the means of knowledge furnished by the Athenaeum, and our weekly papers, added to the fact that there are a considerable number of learned men, in the different professions, now resident here — shows that the educational aspect of this place is greatly changed for the better, and that our condition now is not below the Commonwealth at large.* m. The Ecclesiastical History of this place, and particularly of this Church, t The first settlers of Freetown! and Tiverton we...re chiefly the chil- dren of the Pilgrims, and were of the second and third generations of those noble men. They seem to have inherited, in some degree, the excellent character of their renowned ancestors ; yet many facts in their "liistory show most fully that they were not distinguished for that superior intelligence and devoted piety wliich were conspicuous in their fathers, and even in their cotemporary settlers in some of the other towns of New England. There are but few indications of early efforts for the education of children ; and I can find no evi- dence of the formation of a church of any denomination, in Free- town or Tiverton, for more than half a century after they were in- corporated ; nor is there any certain evidence that the people were favored with a stated ministry, for any length of time, during that long period.
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