Old New England churches and their children (1906)
Bacon, Mrs. Mary Schell Hoke, 1870- · New York, Doubleday, Page & Company · leaf 212
er in those days fit to carry a Biblecarried a gun. Jonas Clarks theology seems not to have madehim unchristian, and if less progressive thanChrist he was more progressive than his pre-decessor, John Hancock. It was this secondmeeting house which witnessed the birth ofAmerican liberty; but in 1794… … First Church, Lexington, Mass. 151 school—that parent of the church choir. Pres-ently, Dr. Wattss hymns were chosen, and Rob-ert Harrington, Jr., set the tunes. Just before giv-ing up the second meeting house the fall vote wascast, marking the introduction of the Bible as apart of the church…
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