The Life And Letters of James Martineau volume 1
The Life And Letters of James Martineau volume 1
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Nevertheless he preached on the i8th of August for Mr. Martineau, who, however, was prevented from hearing him owing to his own absence in Leeds. This statement is taken from a » Bi. Mem, 117 PARADISE STREET [X844-X846 letter written that very day by Mrs. Martineau, and it is connected with a curious instance of erroneous memory which, for its psychological interest is worth recording. In 1876 a question was raised as to the reception of Theodore Parker by Unitarians, and some correspondence wa...s printed about it in " The Inquirer. " On December 29 Dr. Mar- tineau wrote : " On one insignificant point my ' distinct recollection ' respecting Theodore Parker's Sunday in Liver- pool does not agree with my friend Mr. Thom's. I was not absent from home, but attended the morning service at Paradise Street Chapel. Parker's preaching left its vivid image in my memory, and I had no other opportunity of hearing him. " A friend convinced him of his mistake, and a few days later, January 3, he wrote : " It is due to my friend, Mr.
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Nevertheless he preached on the i8th of August for Mr. Martineau, who, however, was prevented from hearing him owing to his own absence in Leeds. This statement is taken from a » Bi. Mem, 117 PARADISE STREET [X844-X846 letter written that very day by Mrs. Martineau, and it is connected with a curious instance of erroneous memory which, for its psychological interest is worth recording. In 1876 a question was raised as to the reception of Theodore Parker by Unitarians, and some correspondence wa...s printed about it in " The Inquirer. " On December 29 Dr. Mar- tineau wrote : " On one insignificant point my ' distinct recollection ' respecting Theodore Parker's Sunday in Liver- pool does not agree with my friend Mr. Thom's. I was not absent from home, but attended the morning service at Paradise Street Chapel. Parker's preaching left its vivid image in my memory, and I had no other opportunity of hearing him. " A friend convinced him of his mistake, and a few days later, January 3, he wrote : " It is due to my friend, Mr.
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