The Ephrata Community 120 Years Ago
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Neither was the Brotherhood, as a body, inclined to- wards the British crown. There is abundant evidence to the contrary It is well known that Prior Miller was on close terms with the Colonial Gov- ernment. Whether the legend that he translated the Declaration of Inde- pendence into seven languages for Con- gress be fact or fiction, there has not so far as I know, been a suspicion thrown upon his loyalty to the cause of the Colonies. The fact that most of the wounded at the battle of Brandy- wi...ne were taken to Ephrata and en- trusted to the gentle care of the pious nuns of the Convent tells the story of loyalty to the new order of things beyond all possible contradiction.
F. R. D.
6 This is incorrect. Peter Miller was a regular clergyman of what was then called the German Reformed (now the Reformed) Church. As such, he served the German Reformed congrega- tions at Tulpehocken, Muddy Creek White Oak, Bethany and Lancaster city. He was the most learned of all the men who were connected with the Cloistei Brotherhood, and from all the recorded evidence a conscientious and pious man and one who served well both his com- munity and country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neither was the Brotherhood, as a body, inclined to- wards the British crown. There is abundant evidence to the contrary It is well known that Prior Miller was on close terms with the Colonial Gov- ernment. Whether the legend that he translated the Declaration of Inde- pendence into seven languages for Con- gress be fact or fiction, there has not so far as I know, been a suspicion thrown upon his loyalty to the cause of the Colonies. The fact that most of the wounded at the battle of Brandy- wi...ne were taken to Ephrata and en- trusted to the gentle care of the pious nuns of the Convent tells the story of loyalty to the new order of things beyond all possible contradiction.
F. R. D.
6 This is incorrect. Peter Miller was a regular clergyman of what was then called the German Reformed (now the Reformed) Church. As such, he served the German Reformed congrega- tions at Tulpehocken, Muddy Creek White Oak, Bethany and Lancaster city. He was the most learned of all the men who were connected with the Cloistei Brotherhood, and from all the recorded evidence a conscientious and pious man and one who served well both his com- munity and country.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Ried Diffenderffer to read onlineMoreLess
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