Stephen Hopkins a Rhode Island Statesman
Stephen Hopkins a Rhode Island Statesman
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The result in his case was that, to quote the language of President Manning, "possessing an uncommonly elevated genius, his constant and assiduous applica- tion in the pursuit of knowledge"' rendered him distinguished. But with less highly endowed minds this would not have been the case.^ Even in his case, one can but retlect that if he attained such dis- tinction without the discipline and aid of that train- ing which John Adams^ not long after was enjoying as a Braintree boy in the schools of... that town, and later at Harvard College ; or JcHerson^ as a student Boston, " lA'. T;?S); (, ') tlu* Concord town libiary as oarly as Ki?;;; (:j) Kind's Cliapcl Library (Bo. Ston) as early as 1008, (Grconwoort'. S " History of King's Chapel, " p. 55) ; (4) t!ie Itedvvood Library, at Newport, 1747: (5) the Trovi. Deiiee Library, at Providence, as early as 1754.
Tlie I'rince liibrary and the New England Library, in Boston, were not established until 175N. (II. S. Government report, I. 3L'-:!3).
1 Printed in the Providence Gazette, July 10, 1785.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The result in his case was that, to quote the language of President Manning, "possessing an uncommonly elevated genius, his constant and assiduous applica- tion in the pursuit of knowledge"' rendered him distinguished. But with less highly endowed minds this would not have been the case.^ Even in his case, one can but retlect that if he attained such dis- tinction without the discipline and aid of that train- ing which John Adams^ not long after was enjoying as a Braintree boy in the schools of... that town, and later at Harvard College ; or JcHerson^ as a student Boston, " lA'. T;?S); (, ') tlu* Concord town libiary as oarly as Ki?;;; (:j) Kind's Cliapcl Library (Bo. Ston) as early as 1008, (Grconwoort'. S " History of King's Chapel, " p. 55) ; (4) t!ie Itedvvood Library, at Newport, 1747: (5) the Trovi. Deiiee Library, at Providence, as early as 1754.
Tlie I'rince liibrary and the New England Library, in Boston, were not established until 175N. (II. S. Government report, I. 3L'-:!3).
1 Printed in the Providence Gazette, July 10, 1785.
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