Life And Letters of William Fleming Stevenson
Life And Letters of William Fleming Stevenson
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Stevenson wrote to the missionaries in the following spring : — " Dublin, March 18, 1880. ' ' I need not repeat what I have already written about Scotland. VSince the death of Dr. Duff his chair has been put into commission. Dr. M. Mitchell, Dr. Thomas Smith, and Mr. Wilson of the Barclay have all given lectures in connection with it. This winter I was asked to give twelve lectures to the first-year students in Edinburgh and Glasgow. In Edinburgh the professors sacrificed their own lectures tha...t the students might attend, and, to my discomfiture, there were always professors, ministers, and elders among the audi- tors. Nothing could be warmer than the welcome given, or greater than the kindness shown ; and the feeling among the men was de- lightful. A good many seem bent on Mission work, and they include some of the best students in both the -Colleges, while I understand there are others in Aberdeen. The lectures were delivered daily (except Saturday) for five weeks, and a student was scarcely ever absent.
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Stevenson wrote to the missionaries in the following spring : — " Dublin, March 18, 1880. ' ' I need not repeat what I have already written about Scotland. VSince the death of Dr. Duff his chair has been put into commission. Dr. M. Mitchell, Dr. Thomas Smith, and Mr. Wilson of the Barclay have all given lectures in connection with it. This winter I was asked to give twelve lectures to the first-year students in Edinburgh and Glasgow. In Edinburgh the professors sacrificed their own lectures tha...t the students might attend, and, to my discomfiture, there were always professors, ministers, and elders among the audi- tors. Nothing could be warmer than the welcome given, or greater than the kindness shown ; and the feeling among the men was de- lightful. A good many seem bent on Mission work, and they include some of the best students in both the -Colleges, while I understand there are others in Aberdeen. The lectures were delivered daily (except Saturday) for five weeks, and a student was scarcely ever absent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Montgomery Sinclair Stevenson to read onlineMoreLess
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