The New England Society Orations Addresses Sermons And Poems Delivered Before
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This is all right; these glimpses of our native land, instead of weakening our affections for the places of our adoption, increase and strengthen them. To do all that is incumbent as citi- zens, and feel all that becomes us as sons, is uniting duty with feeling, and affection with principle. New- Englanders, wherever they may be, will show that they were born for others as well as themselves; that they were educated for no particular place, but belong to society and mankind.
ADDRESS LEONARD BAC...ON 1838 LEONARD BACON (1802-1881. ) The speaker for 1838 was that commanding figure among the clergy, Dr. Leonard Bacon. As a youth of twenty-three he had been called to the First Congregational Church of New Haven, a church made perhaps the foremost in New England by the great pastorates of Moses Stuart and Nathaniel Taylor. Leon- ard Bacon rose to a unique though informal position as leader in a denomination which owns no head, but before that he was prominent in all local matters touching public morality, and was known as a temperance worker when even his moderate, though definite and courageous, views called down obloquy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is all right; these glimpses of our native land, instead of weakening our affections for the places of our adoption, increase and strengthen them. To do all that is incumbent as citi- zens, and feel all that becomes us as sons, is uniting duty with feeling, and affection with principle. New- Englanders, wherever they may be, will show that they were born for others as well as themselves; that they were educated for no particular place, but belong to society and mankind.
ADDRESS LEONARD BAC...ON 1838 LEONARD BACON (1802-1881. ) The speaker for 1838 was that commanding figure among the clergy, Dr. Leonard Bacon. As a youth of twenty-three he had been called to the First Congregational Church of New Haven, a church made perhaps the foremost in New England by the great pastorates of Moses Stuart and Nathaniel Taylor. Leon- ard Bacon rose to a unique though informal position as leader in a denomination which owns no head, but before that he was prominent in all local matters touching public morality, and was known as a temperance worker when even his moderate, though definite and courageous, views called down obloquy.
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