A Charge Delivered in December 1862 to the Clergy of the Diocese of London a
A Charge Delivered in December 1862 to the Clergy of the Diocese of London a
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Great progress has been made in this work of late years. All thanks are due from us, the clergy, to our lay friends who have thus helped us, in whatever way.
It is something to find our Central Committee of Relief, in St. Martin's Place, sending supplies for the clergy to distribute in the most destitute parishes, urging them to surround themselves with district visitors, and helping them to esta- blish provident funds. It is a remarkable feature of the age, when we find that, through the in- 7...0 struinentality of another Society, young officers in the Guards, and other men of this class, have been induced to give not only their money, but week after week some considerable portion of their time, to visit and relieve the very poor in our destitute East-end parishes. Great thanks are due to those who, disregarding other claims of business and of pleasure, have found time, in the hurried months of the London season, to organize a regular Committee for bringing the wants of the East-end before the West; as also to those individuals who, preferring to act singly, have placed themselves in regular communication with some overworked clergyman of a poor district, and eased his oppres- sive burden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Great progress has been made in this work of late years. All thanks are due from us, the clergy, to our lay friends who have thus helped us, in whatever way.
It is something to find our Central Committee of Relief, in St. Martin's Place, sending supplies for the clergy to distribute in the most destitute parishes, urging them to surround themselves with district visitors, and helping them to esta- blish provident funds. It is a remarkable feature of the age, when we find that, through the in- 7...0 struinentality of another Society, young officers in the Guards, and other men of this class, have been induced to give not only their money, but week after week some considerable portion of their time, to visit and relieve the very poor in our destitute East-end parishes. Great thanks are due to those who, disregarding other claims of business and of pleasure, have found time, in the hurried months of the London season, to organize a regular Committee for bringing the wants of the East-end before the West; as also to those individuals who, preferring to act singly, have placed themselves in regular communication with some overworked clergyman of a poor district, and eased his oppres- sive burden.
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