Short Memoir of the Webb And Slater Family : That Became Farmers of Note in Cambridgeshire And Suffolk in the 19th Century
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Jones, speaking at Dr. Jowett's convention at Plymouth on the present-day iiLcd for Puritans, counselled the young people among his hearers, when the name of Puritan was flung at them in contcnii)t, to pick it up and wear it as a medal and a type of distinction. The Puritan, he said, was first and foremost a religious 203 man, and lie \v;is also in ilic best sense of lliu wtird a n'an of tlie world.
lie took his religion with him. In the early Puritan days there was pehce and order at home and ...honour and glory abroad. The Puritan was a great man, a big man, and a noble man. Instead of being ashamed of him, let them perpetuate his spirit and repeat his achieve- ments in this, the twentieth, century. There was nothing England needed more than a revival of the Puritan spirit. They wanted tho recovery of the sense that life was not a pastime, but that it was a solemn and an urgent business. A mere pleasure-loving population would not maintain the nation. JMr. Jones said he was against bringing politics into religion, but he was all for bringing religion into politics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jones, speaking at Dr. Jowett's convention at Plymouth on the present-day iiLcd for Puritans, counselled the young people among his hearers, when the name of Puritan was flung at them in contcnii)t, to pick it up and wear it as a medal and a type of distinction. The Puritan, he said, was first and foremost a religious 203 man, and lie \v;is also in ilic best sense of lliu wtird a n'an of tlie world.
lie took his religion with him. In the early Puritan days there was pehce and order at home and ...honour and glory abroad. The Puritan was a great man, a big man, and a noble man. Instead of being ashamed of him, let them perpetuate his spirit and repeat his achieve- ments in this, the twentieth, century. There was nothing England needed more than a revival of the Puritan spirit. They wanted tho recovery of the sense that life was not a pastime, but that it was a solemn and an urgent business. A mere pleasure-loving population would not maintain the nation. JMr. Jones said he was against bringing politics into religion, but he was all for bringing religion into politics.
What to read after Short Memoir of the Webb And Slater Family : That Became Farmers of Note in Cambridgeshire And Suffolk in the 19th Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Slater John to read onlineMoreLess
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