The American Commonwealth volume 2
The American Commonwealth volume 2
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But, except as regards the Roman Catholic institutions, there is seldom any exclusion of teachers, and never of students, belonging to other churches, nor any attempt to give the instruction (except, of course, in the theological department, if there be one) a sectarian cast ; this indeed is apt to be expressly repudiated by thein. Although it usually happens that students belonging to the church which influences the college are more numerous than those of any other church, students of other pe...rsuasions abound ; nor are efforts made to proselytize them. For instance, Harvard retains a certain slight flavour of Unitarianism, and has one or two Unitarian clergymen among the professors in its theological faculty ; Yale has always been Congregationalist, and has by its charter ten Congregationalist clergymen among its trustees ; and moreover has always a Congregationalist clergyman as its president, as Brown University has a Baptist clergyman. 1 Princeton is still more specifically Presbyterian, and the Episcopalians have several denominational colleges in which the local bishop is one of the trustees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, except as regards the Roman Catholic institutions, there is seldom any exclusion of teachers, and never of students, belonging to other churches, nor any attempt to give the instruction (except, of course, in the theological department, if there be one) a sectarian cast ; this indeed is apt to be expressly repudiated by thein. Although it usually happens that students belonging to the church which influences the college are more numerous than those of any other church, students of other pe...rsuasions abound ; nor are efforts made to proselytize them. For instance, Harvard retains a certain slight flavour of Unitarianism, and has one or two Unitarian clergymen among the professors in its theological faculty ; Yale has always been Congregationalist, and has by its charter ten Congregationalist clergymen among its trustees ; and moreover has always a Congregationalist clergyman as its president, as Brown University has a Baptist clergyman. 1 Princeton is still more specifically Presbyterian, and the Episcopalians have several denominational colleges in which the local bishop is one of the trustees.
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