The Life of Sir George Williams, Founder of the Young Men's Christian Association
The Life of Sir George Williams, Founder of the Young Men's Christian Association
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and E. M. Denny, and Mr. J. D. AUcroft each giving £5,000. Greorge Williams did not meet with a single refusal.
This opportunity may be taken of acknowledging in the warmest manner the way in which, throughout Photo] ExKTKu Hall [Keliher, London Opened as the headquarters of the Yoiinpr Men's Christian Association on March 21>, ISSl THE YEARS OP PROGHESS 225 his career as a Christian philanthropist, Greoi*gfe Wil- liams was 8uppoli:ed by a noble band of meti whos^ generosity, whose business abi...lity, and whose whole* hearted co-operation were of incalculable service td the Association he founded. The Young Men's Chris- tian Association, as it exists to-day, was not the work of one man, but of a splendid and devoted company. In such a book as this which attempts to tell the life-story of a man rather than of an institution, I have written chiefly of the work as it was influenced by the central figure. Let this, how- ever, be a passing tribute to the " men who helped," to the men, indeed, who have made the Association possible in its present form and have worked so im- tiringly and with so much self-sacrifice for the honour of the cause, some of whom will, in the days to come, lead it to still more glorious conquests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and E. M. Denny, and Mr. J. D. AUcroft each giving £5,000. Greorge Williams did not meet with a single refusal.
This opportunity may be taken of acknowledging in the warmest manner the way in which, throughout Photo] ExKTKu Hall [Keliher, London Opened as the headquarters of the Yoiinpr Men's Christian Association on March 21>, ISSl THE YEARS OP PROGHESS 225 his career as a Christian philanthropist, Greoi*gfe Wil- liams was 8uppoli:ed by a noble band of meti whos^ generosity, whose business abi...lity, and whose whole* hearted co-operation were of incalculable service td the Association he founded. The Young Men's Chris- tian Association, as it exists to-day, was not the work of one man, but of a splendid and devoted company. In such a book as this which attempts to tell the life-story of a man rather than of an institution, I have written chiefly of the work as it was influenced by the central figure. Let this, how- ever, be a passing tribute to the " men who helped," to the men, indeed, who have made the Association possible in its present form and have worked so im- tiringly and with so much self-sacrifice for the honour of the cause, some of whom will, in the days to come, lead it to still more glorious conquests.
What to read after The Life of Sir George Williams, Founder of the Young Men's Christian Association?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hodder-Williams John Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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