The Presbyterians
The Presbyterians
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Presbyterians are readers. Early in the his- tory of the Church in this country various ways were devised for meeting the general craving for good books. In many of the 276 The Presbyterians Presbyteries, circulating libraries on a small scale were provided, from which ministers and others might draw. In some cases churches provided a manse furnished with a library. These projects were however in- sufficient to meet the growing demand for the circulation of good books. The Amer- ican Bible Soci...ety was organized in 1816, and the General Assembly at once expressed its pleasure that such a society had been formed and commended it to the confidence of the churches. While thus the printing of Bibles has been left to the Bible Society the Church felt increasingly the need of pro- viding suitable religious reading for its peo- ple. During the division both Old and New School engaged in this work. At the Re- union the two branches consolidated their publishing business in the Presbyterian Board of Publication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presbyterians are readers. Early in the his- tory of the Church in this country various ways were devised for meeting the general craving for good books. In many of the 276 The Presbyterians Presbyteries, circulating libraries on a small scale were provided, from which ministers and others might draw. In some cases churches provided a manse furnished with a library. These projects were however in- sufficient to meet the growing demand for the circulation of good books. The Amer- ican Bible Soci...ety was organized in 1816, and the General Assembly at once expressed its pleasure that such a society had been formed and commended it to the confidence of the churches. While thus the printing of Bibles has been left to the Bible Society the Church felt increasingly the need of pro- viding suitable religious reading for its peo- ple. During the division both Old and New School engaged in this work. At the Re- union the two branches consolidated their publishing business in the Presbyterian Board of Publication.
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