Transplanted Flowers Or Memoirs of Mrs Rumpff Daughter of John Jacob Astor E
Transplanted Flowers Or Memoirs of Mrs Rumpff Daughter of John Jacob Astor E
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Her name was always among those of the most liberal contributors to every good work. But the greatest talent which God had committed to her to employ for his glory, was, without doubt, the vast in- fluence which she had with distinguished men in and about the Government, or scattered throughout the kingdom, and which might be employed in the most direct and important DUCHESS DE BROGLIE. Ill manner for the promotion of the extension of the Redeemer's reign in France. And that she nobly employed ...this talent is most cer- tain. She informed herself respecting every thing that was doing, in all parts of the king- dom, for the advancement of religion. She informed herself respecting the difficulties of every kind, whether arising from the influence of Roman Catholic priests, or from infidel and arrogant magistrates, which the colporters, the evangelists and ministers, and the other labourers of the Protestant Societies had to encounter. And whenever her intervention could be shown to be needed, or to be useful, she never hesitated a moment to do all that was in her power with the proper authorities, to have those difficulties adjusted.
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Her name was always among those of the most liberal contributors to every good work. But the greatest talent which God had committed to her to employ for his glory, was, without doubt, the vast in- fluence which she had with distinguished men in and about the Government, or scattered throughout the kingdom, and which might be employed in the most direct and important DUCHESS DE BROGLIE. Ill manner for the promotion of the extension of the Redeemer's reign in France. And that she nobly employed ...this talent is most cer- tain. She informed herself respecting every thing that was doing, in all parts of the king- dom, for the advancement of religion. She informed herself respecting the difficulties of every kind, whether arising from the influence of Roman Catholic priests, or from infidel and arrogant magistrates, which the colporters, the evangelists and ministers, and the other labourers of the Protestant Societies had to encounter. And whenever her intervention could be shown to be needed, or to be useful, she never hesitated a moment to do all that was in her power with the proper authorities, to have those difficulties adjusted.
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