The National Magazine 9
The National Magazine 9
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ii, pp. 104, 105.
The subject here presented is one of so great importance, especially to the minis- try, that it will be well to consider it in its length and breadth. And we do this, not merely to defend the views of our author, and the habits of many popular clergymen, but, also, to correct the notions which a portion of the Church entertain re- specting smoking ministers. These heter- odox notions have been engendered and fostered, to some extent, by the periodi- cal press. The Christian Ad...vocate, con- servative as it is, not long since contained an article on the *' Smoking Disciple.** The writer was evidently prejudiced against tobacco. The little Sunday- school paper, when under the editorial charge of Dr. Kidder, seemed to be af- fected by the anti-tobacco mania. Some while ago it contained two articles, illus- trated with wood-cuts, designed, as we must think, to reflect on Nicotian minis- ters. One of these cuts was supposed to be meant for a portrait of a most vener- able presiding elder !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ii, pp. 104, 105.
The subject here presented is one of so great importance, especially to the minis- try, that it will be well to consider it in its length and breadth. And we do this, not merely to defend the views of our author, and the habits of many popular clergymen, but, also, to correct the notions which a portion of the Church entertain re- specting smoking ministers. These heter- odox notions have been engendered and fostered, to some extent, by the periodi- cal press. The Christian Ad...vocate, con- servative as it is, not long since contained an article on the *' Smoking Disciple.** The writer was evidently prejudiced against tobacco. The little Sunday- school paper, when under the editorial charge of Dr. Kidder, seemed to be af- fected by the anti-tobacco mania. Some while ago it contained two articles, illus- trated with wood-cuts, designed, as we must think, to reflect on Nicotian minis- ters. One of these cuts was supposed to be meant for a portrait of a most vener- able presiding elder !
What to read after The National Magazine 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abel Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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