London Society
London Society
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James Hogg and Son, York Street, Covent Gaixlen.
Digitized by VjOOQiC 182 Help for iJie Soli.
father, the well - known very aged minister who has been several times President of the Weeleyan Con- ference, and who lately gave the Ghnrch of England such an nnkind cnt in return to Dr. Pusey's con- ciliatory proposals, has made a con- tribution to the work.
As we have said, popular preach- ing is by no means now what it used to be. With the exception of a few such men as Canon Cook, Mr.
Molyneux, a...nd Mr. Stopford Brooks, London has nothing like the array of preachers which it once had. In great measure the press has taken ihe place, and all sides are the better in consequence. Still we believe that the pulpit has a mission of its own, and is not the effete institution which it is represented to be, but th^i it must use more vigorous- efforts to reflect the mind and meei the wants of the age. An appalling calculation is sometimes made
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James Hogg and Son, York Street, Covent Gaixlen.
Digitized by VjOOQiC 182 Help for iJie Soli.
father, the well - known very aged minister who has been several times President of the Weeleyan Con- ference, and who lately gave the Ghnrch of England such an nnkind cnt in return to Dr. Pusey's con- ciliatory proposals, has made a con- tribution to the work.
As we have said, popular preach- ing is by no means now what it used to be. With the exception of a few such men as Canon Cook, Mr.
Molyneux, a...nd Mr. Stopford Brooks, London has nothing like the array of preachers which it once had. In great measure the press has taken ihe place, and all sides are the better in consequence. Still we believe that the pulpit has a mission of its own, and is not the effete institution which it is represented to be, but th^i it must use more vigorous- efforts to reflect the mind and meei the wants of the age. An appalling calculation is sometimes made
What to read after London Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat, Florence, 1837-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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