Old New England churches and their children (1906)
Bacon, Mrs. Mary Schell Hoke, 1870- · New York, Doubleday, Page & Company · leaf 330
convincing of theunromantic fact that the priest who afterwardfound himself very near to a throne was an Indianand not a Bourbon, than his picture. A compari-son of the photograph of the Dauphin of Francewith that of the Rev. Eleazer Williams is acceptedas evidence of his royal parentage by those… … FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, LONGMEADOW, MASSACHUSETTS Whose meeting house pulpits were occupied by the Bourbon Prince, the Rev. S. R. Storrs, and the Rev. John Peter Harding—famous preachers of famous times Longmeadow Church, Longmeadow, Mass. 259 to be a Bourbon simply because we should liketo do so,…
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