Illinois Baptists a History
Illinois Baptists a History
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It is likely, too, in this case as in the other, some of the students had to borrow their axes. We would give a large sum for correct photographs of that early campus, dotted with the log cabins of stu- dents' boarding clubs and choppers at work on the fallen treetops. It is certain that such environment was more favorable to the production of manhood than is that which surrounds the student in the richly endowed university. Prof. Loomis himself was not on the ground to open the school. He had ...been sent east in June by the trustees to solicit funds, and he did not return until December. His place until he returned was taken by John Russell, the successor of Joshua Bradley at Rock Spring. Mr. Russell was a Vermont man, a graduate of Middlebury, a teacher of experience. He was a man of much geniality; therefore he won the friendship of his students even if he did not transform them into scholars. He spoke fluently seven languages; was an author, of a temperance work and a little work against Universalism ; edited a newspaper in Louisville, Ky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is likely, too, in this case as in the other, some of the students had to borrow their axes. We would give a large sum for correct photographs of that early campus, dotted with the log cabins of stu- dents' boarding clubs and choppers at work on the fallen treetops. It is certain that such environment was more favorable to the production of manhood than is that which surrounds the student in the richly endowed university. Prof. Loomis himself was not on the ground to open the school. He had ...been sent east in June by the trustees to solicit funds, and he did not return until December. His place until he returned was taken by John Russell, the successor of Joshua Bradley at Rock Spring. Mr. Russell was a Vermont man, a graduate of Middlebury, a teacher of experience. He was a man of much geniality; therefore he won the friendship of his students even if he did not transform them into scholars. He spoke fluently seven languages; was an author, of a temperance work and a little work against Universalism ; edited a newspaper in Louisville, Ky.
What to read after Illinois Baptists a History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward P Brand to read onlineMoreLess
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