The Centennial of Hobart College. 1822-1922. Exercises in Connection With the Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary, Tuesday, June 13, 1922
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for the endowment of the College." Finally, in his letter to the Convention of 1823, held after he sailed, he reports that "exertions are making for collecting funds for the college," and reiterates his "increasing sense" of its importance to the Church.
The Bishop's insistence and persistence in urging the cause of Church education in general and of Geneva in particular are highly characteristic. Almost no one in New York agreed with him. "I am the more gratified," he writes to McDonald after ...the granting of the conditional charter, "I am the more gratified, inasmuch as I have found it difficult to make the clergy and others in this quarter feel as I have felt on the subject. And even now M. and W., etc., seem to care little about it." This condition in our Chujch has never changed. The Hobarts have always been outnumbered by the M's and Ws.
This being the situation in New York, all depended there upon the Bishop alone. Unhappily, throughout the critical three years in which the endowment had to be raised, Hobart was a very sick man or was out of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for the endowment of the College." Finally, in his letter to the Convention of 1823, held after he sailed, he reports that "exertions are making for collecting funds for the college," and reiterates his "increasing sense" of its importance to the Church.
The Bishop's insistence and persistence in urging the cause of Church education in general and of Geneva in particular are highly characteristic. Almost no one in New York agreed with him. "I am the more gratified," he writes to McDonald after ...the granting of the conditional charter, "I am the more gratified, inasmuch as I have found it difficult to make the clergy and others in this quarter feel as I have felt on the subject. And even now M. and W., etc., seem to care little about it." This condition in our Chujch has never changed. The Hobarts have always been outnumbered by the M's and Ws.
This being the situation in New York, all depended there upon the Bishop alone. Unhappily, throughout the critical three years in which the endowment had to be raised, Hobart was a very sick man or was out of the country.
What to read after The Centennial of Hobart College. 1822-1922. Exercises in Connection With the Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary, Tuesday, June 13, 1922?
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