Washington a Model in His Library And Life
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. . Receiving bribes to certify indispositions . . . Drawing medicines and stores . . . For private purposes. " Even the Quakers were accused of making their religion a cloak for " Toryism. " And the Methodists were ** urs^ed bv Charles Wesley to stand by the King, and many of them did so. " Again, '' the forcible silencing of prayers for the King in the service of the Episcopal Church — the free use of tar and feathers — and the lash, " led many to become all the stout- er Tories ; and offensi...vely it has been claimed that the clergy, '' stipendiaries of the English Church, were loyalists al- most to a man. " Thus the English Church, like all things English, came in the heat of our war to be distrusted by many ; and after it, our Church suffered from con- tinued misconception. Piloting the ship of state in dangerous seas, Washington was judicious. As a statesman he 122 TJie Father of Our Coiintry rightly conciliated all influences. He obtained and held the confidence of the various religious bodies and leading ministers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Receiving bribes to certify indispositions . . . Drawing medicines and stores . . . For private purposes. " Even the Quakers were accused of making their religion a cloak for " Toryism. " And the Methodists were ** urs^ed bv Charles Wesley to stand by the King, and many of them did so. " Again, '' the forcible silencing of prayers for the King in the service of the Episcopal Church — the free use of tar and feathers — and the lash, " led many to become all the stout- er Tories ; and offensi...vely it has been claimed that the clergy, '' stipendiaries of the English Church, were loyalists al- most to a man. " Thus the English Church, like all things English, came in the heat of our war to be distrusted by many ; and after it, our Church suffered from con- tinued misconception. Piloting the ship of state in dangerous seas, Washington was judicious. As a statesman he 122 TJie Father of Our Coiintry rightly conciliated all influences. He obtained and held the confidence of the various religious bodies and leading ministers.
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