Travels Into the Interior of Southern Africa: in Which Are ..., volume 2
Travels Into the Interior of Southern Africa: in Which Are ..., volume 2
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Nothing will do in a Dutch church but an extemporary rant ; and they all go to church m expectation of some glance being made at the pre^ vailing topic of the day, and return satisfied or displeased ac- cording as the preacher has coincided with or opposed their sentiments on the subject of hi& discourse.
The clergy bare also the direction of the funds raised for the relief of the poor. These funds are established from weekly donations, made by all such as attend divine service, from le- gacies..., and from the sums demanded by the chiirch on the emancipation of slaves. The interest is applied towards the succour and support of those whom old age^ infirmities, acci* cent, or the common misfortunes of life, may have rendered incapable of assisting themselves. This class is not very nu* merous in the Cape, and is composed mostly of such as have been denied, in their early days, the means of making any provision against old age; chiefly emancipated slaves, the best part of whose life has been dedicated entirely to the servi^ of their owners* An unsuccessful attempt was made some years ago to esta- blish a public grammar-school at the Cape, and the clergy- men were nominated as ctarators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing will do in a Dutch church but an extemporary rant ; and they all go to church m expectation of some glance being made at the pre^ vailing topic of the day, and return satisfied or displeased ac- cording as the preacher has coincided with or opposed their sentiments on the subject of hi& discourse.
The clergy bare also the direction of the funds raised for the relief of the poor. These funds are established from weekly donations, made by all such as attend divine service, from le- gacies..., and from the sums demanded by the chiirch on the emancipation of slaves. The interest is applied towards the succour and support of those whom old age^ infirmities, acci* cent, or the common misfortunes of life, may have rendered incapable of assisting themselves. This class is not very nu* merous in the Cape, and is composed mostly of such as have been denied, in their early days, the means of making any provision against old age; chiefly emancipated slaves, the best part of whose life has been dedicated entirely to the servi^ of their owners* An unsuccessful attempt was made some years ago to esta- blish a public grammar-school at the Cape, and the clergy- men were nominated as ctarators.
What to read after Travels Into the Interior of Southern Africa: in Which Are ..., volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrow John Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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