Some Aspects of the Race Problem in the South
Some Aspects of the Race Problem in the South
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2. P. 2296.
—16— this church. Tin- close of the war found it with exactly five hundred colored members, and nearly one hundred white A minister in Natchez wrote to Dr. Charles Colcock Jones in the '30's: "I have committed to me the instruction of the negroes on five plantations, in all about three hundred, the owners of whom are professors "f religion. I usually preach three times on the Sal. Hath, and after each sermon I spend a shorl time catechising. 1 have occasional meetings for in- quiry ....
Another wrote from the Savannah river: "1 visit eighteen plantations every two week- : catechise the children, and pi with the sick in the week. Preach twice or thrice on the Sabbath. The owners have built three uood churches at their own expense, nil framed; _". "> members have been added, and about 400 children are instructed each week. "* Stonewall Jackson took the deepesl interest in the religious welfare of the slave-, and hi- colored Sunday school at Lex- ington, Va. , has become famous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. P. 2296.
—16— this church. Tin- close of the war found it with exactly five hundred colored members, and nearly one hundred white A minister in Natchez wrote to Dr. Charles Colcock Jones in the '30's: "I have committed to me the instruction of the negroes on five plantations, in all about three hundred, the owners of whom are professors "f religion. I usually preach three times on the Sal. Hath, and after each sermon I spend a shorl time catechising. 1 have occasional meetings for in- quiry ....
Another wrote from the Savannah river: "1 visit eighteen plantations every two week- : catechise the children, and pi with the sick in the week. Preach twice or thrice on the Sabbath. The owners have built three uood churches at their own expense, nil framed; _". "> members have been added, and about 400 children are instructed each week. "* Stonewall Jackson took the deepesl interest in the religious welfare of the slave-, and hi- colored Sunday school at Lex- ington, Va. , has become famous.
What to read after Some Aspects of the Race Problem in the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert F Robert Fishburne Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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