Maine a History volume 3
Maine a History volume 3
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Lord had his idiosyncrasies, some of which were probably hurtful to the college. He insisted that all of the graduating class should have Commencement parts or that the speakers be chosen by lot. He believed that any other method of selection would be contrarj' to democratic equal- ity and that the giving of honors was "unchristian and immoral as making an appeal to wrong motives and hurtful ambition. " The President also held unusual and what were regarded as unorthodox views concerning the se...cond coming of Christ. These, however, were comparatively unimpor- tant matters, scarcely known to the general public. More serious were his very peculiar views on the slavery question. Mr. Lord had been a radical anti-slaver}' man. At the presidential election of 1844, one of the four votes given in Hanover for the Liberty party was cast by President Lord. A few years later he read a pamphlet on slavery by B. F. French of Lowell, and underwent "a conversion almost as sudden and startling as was Paul's to Christianity.
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Lord had his idiosyncrasies, some of which were probably hurtful to the college. He insisted that all of the graduating class should have Commencement parts or that the speakers be chosen by lot. He believed that any other method of selection would be contrarj' to democratic equal- ity and that the giving of honors was "unchristian and immoral as making an appeal to wrong motives and hurtful ambition. " The President also held unusual and what were regarded as unorthodox views concerning the se...cond coming of Christ. These, however, were comparatively unimpor- tant matters, scarcely known to the general public. More serious were his very peculiar views on the slavery question. Mr. Lord had been a radical anti-slaver}' man. At the presidential election of 1844, one of the four votes given in Hanover for the Liberty party was cast by President Lord. A few years later he read a pamphlet on slavery by B. F. French of Lowell, and underwent "a conversion almost as sudden and startling as was Paul's to Christianity.
What to read after Maine a History volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Clinton Hatch to read onlineMoreLess
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