Plantation Life Before Emancipation volume 2
Plantation Life Before Emancipation volume 2
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John H. Gray and Professor Joseph. Jones, of Augusta, Ga. , had been selected by a majority of the Presbyteries "to act as a committee of commis- sioners, " nominated Eev. Dr. Francis McFarland as temporary presiding ofncer. Elected by acclama- tion, by his nomination Eev. Dr. B. M. Palmer was unanimously selected to preach the opening sermon, and at the next session was elected Moderator by acclamation.
Present as a visitor in attendance upon Dev. Dr. Charles Colcock Jones, then an invahd, but... a com- missioner from the Presbytery of Georgia, I was an eye-witness of what I now proceed with pleasure to describe and relate.
The place of the first General Assembly was well chosen. Augusta, sitting a queen upon the winding Savannah, on the line between two great common- wealths, and central to the entire Confederacy, was, by its location, its proverbial culture and hospitality.
176 Plantation Life and its handsome First clmrcli embowered in its shady grove — a fitting birthplace for the new Pres- byterian church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John H. Gray and Professor Joseph. Jones, of Augusta, Ga. , had been selected by a majority of the Presbyteries "to act as a committee of commis- sioners, " nominated Eev. Dr. Francis McFarland as temporary presiding ofncer. Elected by acclama- tion, by his nomination Eev. Dr. B. M. Palmer was unanimously selected to preach the opening sermon, and at the next session was elected Moderator by acclamation.
Present as a visitor in attendance upon Dev. Dr. Charles Colcock Jones, then an invahd, but... a com- missioner from the Presbytery of Georgia, I was an eye-witness of what I now proceed with pleasure to describe and relate.
The place of the first General Assembly was well chosen. Augusta, sitting a queen upon the winding Savannah, on the line between two great common- wealths, and central to the entire Confederacy, was, by its location, its proverbial culture and hospitality.
176 Plantation Life and its handsome First clmrcli embowered in its shady grove — a fitting birthplace for the new Pres- byterian church.
What to read after Plantation Life Before Emancipation volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Q Robert Quarterman Mallard to read onlineMoreLess
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