The Works of God Declared By One Generation to Another a Sermon Preached At Li
The Works of God Declared By One Generation to Another a Sermon Preached At Li
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They have a friendly aspect on the public senti- ment and morals, and a direct tendency to preserve a free government among us.
We have agricultural societies, for improving our. Knowledge in the first employment of man.
Husbandry is absolutely necessary to our subsist- ence. It is both useful and ornamental ; and in pro- portion to our improvement in it, our tables will be plentifully furnished, and our country around us be- come more and more like die garden of God, for its beauty and fertili...ty.
In connexion with husbandry, are placed our manu- ikcturing establishments. By our skill and industry in them, our reputation is increasing, and the wants 12 and conveniences of life are supplied in rich abun- dance.
We have many and divers charitable institutions, for relieving the indigent of all descriptions. Pious and charitable females, turning their attention particu- larly to the forlorn of their o^vn sex, have established and endowed asylums for such houseless children of vrant. They annually take many from wretchedness, and from almost every vice, and place them in these, secure abodes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have a friendly aspect on the public senti- ment and morals, and a direct tendency to preserve a free government among us.
We have agricultural societies, for improving our. Knowledge in the first employment of man.
Husbandry is absolutely necessary to our subsist- ence. It is both useful and ornamental ; and in pro- portion to our improvement in it, our tables will be plentifully furnished, and our country around us be- come more and more like die garden of God, for its beauty and fertili...ty.
In connexion with husbandry, are placed our manu- ikcturing establishments. By our skill and industry in them, our reputation is increasing, and the wants 12 and conveniences of life are supplied in rich abun- dance.
We have many and divers charitable institutions, for relieving the indigent of all descriptions. Pious and charitable females, turning their attention particu- larly to the forlorn of their o^vn sex, have established and endowed asylums for such houseless children of vrant. They annually take many from wretchedness, and from almost every vice, and place them in these, secure abodes.
What to read after The Works of God Declared By One Generation to Another a Sermon Preached At Li?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foster, Edmund, 1752-1826 to read onlineMoreLess
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