Our Living Representative Men
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In 1818, not yet twenty years old, he succeeded Mr. Buckminster in the Brattle * "The Golden Age of American Oratory," by Edward G. Farker, Boston, 1857.
Street Church, in Boston, and entered upon hk arduous duties with such zeal as to materially impair his health. His discourses, even at this early age and succeeding so eloquent a preacher as Buckminster, drew very decided attention; and their hearty, honest eloqueoce created expectations which were not disap-* pointed.
In 1814, he published q...uite an elaborate treatise, (five hun-* dred pages,) entitled " A Ifofenoe of Christianity," in aSiswier to '' The Grounds of Christianity Examined,'' by Oeorge B. Eng- lish. The exposition is said to be complete, was regarded as a successful effort, and, considering the youth of the author, may be classed among '^the most remarkable productions of the human mind." Dr. Kage, Bishop of Lincoln, quoted it with respect, as the work of an able writer. In this same year, the late Samuel Eliot, of Boston, established, anonymously, a foundation for a Greek professorship at Cambridge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1818, not yet twenty years old, he succeeded Mr. Buckminster in the Brattle * "The Golden Age of American Oratory," by Edward G. Farker, Boston, 1857.
Street Church, in Boston, and entered upon hk arduous duties with such zeal as to materially impair his health. His discourses, even at this early age and succeeding so eloquent a preacher as Buckminster, drew very decided attention; and their hearty, honest eloqueoce created expectations which were not disap-* pointed.
In 1814, he published q...uite an elaborate treatise, (five hun-* dred pages,) entitled " A Ifofenoe of Christianity," in aSiswier to '' The Grounds of Christianity Examined,'' by Oeorge B. Eng- lish. The exposition is said to be complete, was regarded as a successful effort, and, considering the youth of the author, may be classed among '^the most remarkable productions of the human mind." Dr. Kage, Bishop of Lincoln, quoted it with respect, as the work of an able writer. In this same year, the late Samuel Eliot, of Boston, established, anonymously, a foundation for a Greek professorship at Cambridge.
What to read after Our Living Representative Men?
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