Life And Times of H H Kavanaugh D D One of the Bishops of the Methodist E
Life And Times of H H Kavanaugh D D One of the Bishops of the Methodist E
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With no other prestige, in an incredibly brief period he established a prosperous trade; and when, in 1854, the publishing house was transferred to Nashville, the house in Louisville contributed largely to its capital. His management at Nashville met with the hearty approval of the Church. Ever true to the interest confided to his trust, he guarded with anxious care the charge he had received. The duties and responsibilities of this trying position were more than equal to his waning strength. A...t the General Conference of 1858 he requested his brethren from Kentucky not to allow him to be nominated for re-election, that he was no longer able to serve the Church in that capacity.
Immediately after the General Conference, he was offered the presidency of the Russellville Collegiate In- stitute, which he accepted. He presided over this in- stitution with great satisfaction to the Church and the community in which it is located for nearly six years, when he was released by death.
He was elected to the General Conference of 1836 and then again in 1844 ; he was also a member of the convention which met in Louisville in 1845, and of the General Conference of 1840, and of every Gen- eral Conference from that time until his death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With no other prestige, in an incredibly brief period he established a prosperous trade; and when, in 1854, the publishing house was transferred to Nashville, the house in Louisville contributed largely to its capital. His management at Nashville met with the hearty approval of the Church. Ever true to the interest confided to his trust, he guarded with anxious care the charge he had received. The duties and responsibilities of this trying position were more than equal to his waning strength. A...t the General Conference of 1858 he requested his brethren from Kentucky not to allow him to be nominated for re-election, that he was no longer able to serve the Church in that capacity.
Immediately after the General Conference, he was offered the presidency of the Russellville Collegiate In- stitute, which he accepted. He presided over this in- stitution with great satisfaction to the Church and the community in which it is located for nearly six years, when he was released by death.
He was elected to the General Conference of 1836 and then again in 1844 ; he was also a member of the convention which met in Louisville in 1845, and of the General Conference of 1840, and of every Gen- eral Conference from that time until his death.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A H Albert Henry Redford to read onlineMoreLess
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