Memoir of Rev Seth Barnes
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AT ST. ANTHONY, CONTINUED. 105 The evangelical Siiporiiitenrlents, or a part of them, when they heard thaUlie clergymen had revoked their invitation, were becomingly indignant. They were determined, or apparentlj^ so, that the Universalists should be invited, and the clerg}', followed by a large majority of tlie lait}', were determined that they should not. The war was waged furiouslv. The scene of conflict was transferred to the camp of the evangelical Christians. There was a terribl^y bitter ...feeling between the party desirous to invite, and the party determined not to invite A meeting was called at the Winslow House to settle the difficult}', at which the Universalist school was allowed to be. Represented b}' two dele- gates. These delegates attended, but took no part in the meeting, except to answer such questions, or make such statements as were necessary to elucidate the subject. But the evangelicals themselves conducted the controversy. All this produced a commotion on a large scale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AT ST. ANTHONY, CONTINUED. 105 The evangelical Siiporiiitenrlents, or a part of them, when they heard thaUlie clergymen had revoked their invitation, were becomingly indignant. They were determined, or apparentlj^ so, that the Universalists should be invited, and the clerg}', followed by a large majority of tlie lait}', were determined that they should not. The war was waged furiouslv. The scene of conflict was transferred to the camp of the evangelical Christians. There was a terribl^y bitter ...feeling between the party desirous to invite, and the party determined not to invite A meeting was called at the Winslow House to settle the difficult}', at which the Universalist school was allowed to be. Represented b}' two dele- gates. These delegates attended, but took no part in the meeting, except to answer such questions, or make such statements as were necessary to elucidate the subject. But the evangelicals themselves conducted the controversy. All this produced a commotion on a large scale.
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