Lincoln Centennial Addresses Delivered At the Memorial Exercises Held At Spring
Lincoln Centennial Addresses Delivered At the Memorial Exercises Held At Spring
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There was a strong skeptical influence there, and among the few books that were passed around were the writ- ings of Volney and Paine. It is pretty well estab- lished that Lincoln imbibed some of these views, and that he wrote an essay on the subject which his employer burned in the stove, leaving the world in ignorance of the extent of his unbelief. After coming to Springfield in 1837, he was not a regular attendant at any church, and probably very seldom went to any place of worship prior to ...his marriage. The family of Mr. Ninian Edwards, with whom Mary Todd made her home, were Episcopahans, and the officiating minister was the Rev. Charles Dresser, Rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church. (The records of that church show that it was the Page one Imndred forty fifteenth wedding since the organization of the parish in 1835. One of the elders of the First Presbyterian church, at the time when Mrs. Lin- coln was received into its membership in 1852, recollects that, in her examination, she said that she had been confirmed in the Episcopal church in Kentucky at the age of twelve years, but that she had not been identified with the Episcopal church in Springfield, and preferred to make a new profession of her faith.
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There was a strong skeptical influence there, and among the few books that were passed around were the writ- ings of Volney and Paine. It is pretty well estab- lished that Lincoln imbibed some of these views, and that he wrote an essay on the subject which his employer burned in the stove, leaving the world in ignorance of the extent of his unbelief. After coming to Springfield in 1837, he was not a regular attendant at any church, and probably very seldom went to any place of worship prior to ...his marriage. The family of Mr. Ninian Edwards, with whom Mary Todd made her home, were Episcopahans, and the officiating minister was the Rev. Charles Dresser, Rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church. (The records of that church show that it was the Page one Imndred forty fifteenth wedding since the organization of the parish in 1835. One of the elders of the First Presbyterian church, at the time when Mrs. Lin- coln was received into its membership in 1852, recollects that, in her examination, she said that she had been confirmed in the Episcopal church in Kentucky at the age of twelve years, but that she had not been identified with the Episcopal church in Springfield, and preferred to make a new profession of her faith.
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