The Religious Life of Famous Americans
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In later days many of the students of that time looked back to those Sunday morning talks as the vital religious influence which molded their young lives and established them in the Christian faith.
It is not the object of this article in any way to follow the life of Garfield as a biogra- pher would do. But into the legislature, and on into the civil war, where he was swept soon after, through his growing career as a soldier, Garfield never forgot his religion. His first recourse in every emer...gency of life was to the Bible and to God. One of his biogra- phers says of him that when Governor Denni- son of Ohio offered Garfield the lieutenant- colonelcy of the Forty-second Ohio Regiment, he did not accept the tendered command 60 RELIGIOUS LIFE.
hastily. He by no means grasped the glitter of command with the avidity of an aspirant for honors. He went home, opened his mother's Bible, and pondered upon the subject. He had a wife, a child, and a few thousand dol- lars. If he gave his life to the country, would God and the few thousand dollars provide for his wife and child?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In later days many of the students of that time looked back to those Sunday morning talks as the vital religious influence which molded their young lives and established them in the Christian faith.
It is not the object of this article in any way to follow the life of Garfield as a biogra- pher would do. But into the legislature, and on into the civil war, where he was swept soon after, through his growing career as a soldier, Garfield never forgot his religion. His first recourse in every emer...gency of life was to the Bible and to God. One of his biogra- phers says of him that when Governor Denni- son of Ohio offered Garfield the lieutenant- colonelcy of the Forty-second Ohio Regiment, he did not accept the tendered command 60 RELIGIOUS LIFE.
hastily. He by no means grasped the glitter of command with the avidity of an aspirant for honors. He went home, opened his mother's Bible, and pondered upon the subject. He had a wife, a child, and a few thousand dol- lars. If he gave his life to the country, would God and the few thousand dollars provide for his wife and child?
What to read after The Religious Life of Famous Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Banks Louis Albert to read onlineMoreLess
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