The Oneidas
The Oneidas
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For this small sum he was expected not only "to perform the ordinary duties of a clergy- man, but to keep, or cause to be kept without addi- tional charge to the Society, a permanent school for the instruction of the children of the Oneida Indians and such others as may desire it. " Amid his many and arduous duties, and in order that the children might be better cared for, we hear of his hiring a teacher at a salary of $150 or $200 a year, while the surplus constituted his only remuneration for... looking after the spiritual and temporal welfare of them all. And at this very time, and for years afterward, he was forced to defend their rights, at his own expense. Trial upon trial seems to have followed him, and all borne with a meek Christian spirit, while his journal is full of devout expressions of prayer and praise for the least mercy re- ceived. He was gifted, too ; wrote music and poetry, and is said to have preached excellent sermons with great earnestness.
At one time, when taking his wife to New York, where she was confirmed by Bishop Hobart, they received marked attention, and everywhere he was thought by his looks and manners to be a Frenchman with a decidedly marked bearing of the Bourbons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For this small sum he was expected not only "to perform the ordinary duties of a clergy- man, but to keep, or cause to be kept without addi- tional charge to the Society, a permanent school for the instruction of the children of the Oneida Indians and such others as may desire it. " Amid his many and arduous duties, and in order that the children might be better cared for, we hear of his hiring a teacher at a salary of $150 or $200 a year, while the surplus constituted his only remuneration for... looking after the spiritual and temporal welfare of them all. And at this very time, and for years afterward, he was forced to defend their rights, at his own expense. Trial upon trial seems to have followed him, and all borne with a meek Christian spirit, while his journal is full of devout expressions of prayer and praise for the least mercy re- ceived. He was gifted, too ; wrote music and poetry, and is said to have preached excellent sermons with great earnestness.
At one time, when taking his wife to New York, where she was confirmed by Bishop Hobart, they received marked attention, and everywhere he was thought by his looks and manners to be a Frenchman with a decidedly marked bearing of the Bourbons.
What to read after The Oneidas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Keen Bloomfield to read onlineMoreLess
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