Indiana Magazine of History volume 10
Indiana Magazine of History volume 10
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So attractive was the work that young Quakers (the Quaker church then opposed . Singing) were often enrolled, and it is due to this that the second geiieration of Quakers has changed its attitude toward music.
DEBATING SOCIETIES Debating clubs, moot courts, and mock legislatures were com- mon, especially in the smaller villages of Indiana. They furnished an opportunity for social fellowship and afforded practice in im- promptu speaking and parliamentary usage. Many of the State's great statesme...n, orators, and thinkers received their first inspiration at these meetings. A literary society was found in almost every neighborhood in the early fifties. Joint meetings were often held with neighboring societies. The modern literary club originated in the old Hoosier "Literaries. " WEDDINGS A wedding was always an event of the greatest importance be- cause it meant a season of feasting and frolic for young and old, lasting several days.^^ Young people in the early days were mar- ried much earlier than they are today.
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So attractive was the work that young Quakers (the Quaker church then opposed . Singing) were often enrolled, and it is due to this that the second geiieration of Quakers has changed its attitude toward music.
DEBATING SOCIETIES Debating clubs, moot courts, and mock legislatures were com- mon, especially in the smaller villages of Indiana. They furnished an opportunity for social fellowship and afforded practice in im- promptu speaking and parliamentary usage. Many of the State's great statesme...n, orators, and thinkers received their first inspiration at these meetings. A literary society was found in almost every neighborhood in the early fifties. Joint meetings were often held with neighboring societies. The modern literary club originated in the old Hoosier "Literaries. " WEDDINGS A wedding was always an event of the greatest importance be- cause it meant a season of feasting and frolic for young and old, lasting several days.^^ Young people in the early days were mar- ried much earlier than they are today.
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