History of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
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This plan, however, was not successful, and dis- satisfaction about the purchase became general.
The Law School never occupied these buildings, but the trus- tees turned them over to the College of Arts, hoping in this way to conciliate the people. But this measure had the opposite effect. It was interpreted as a deliberate abandonment of the plan for rebuilding on the old site. A large majority of those who had promised to contribute to the building fund refused to pay their notes, and most of... these notes remain unpaid, and will doubtless so remain forever. Much prejudice and ill-feeling were thus en- gendered.
This was the state of things when the writer of this history be- came president of this institution. ' Dr. Anderson had resigned a year before, and the presidency had been offered to Gen. A. P. Stewart, and perhaps to others. Then the school had remained without a head for some time. The prospects were very dark. The condition of things when the new administration began beg- gars all description.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This plan, however, was not successful, and dis- satisfaction about the purchase became general.
The Law School never occupied these buildings, but the trus- tees turned them over to the College of Arts, hoping in this way to conciliate the people. But this measure had the opposite effect. It was interpreted as a deliberate abandonment of the plan for rebuilding on the old site. A large majority of those who had promised to contribute to the building fund refused to pay their notes, and most of... these notes remain unpaid, and will doubtless so remain forever. Much prejudice and ill-feeling were thus en- gendered.
This was the state of things when the writer of this history be- came president of this institution. ' Dr. Anderson had resigned a year before, and the presidency had been offered to Gen. A. P. Stewart, and perhaps to others. Then the school had remained without a head for some time. The prospects were very dark. The condition of things when the new administration began beg- gars all description.
What to read after History of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Wilburn Mcdonnold to read onlineMoreLess
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