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Title: American quarterly register
Year: 1841 (1840s)
Authors: American Education Society
Subjects: Education
Publisher: Boston (etc.) American Education Society
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5 50 Wakeman, Ch. 5 00 Warren, do. in part 8 80, N. B. Purington 5 06 13 86 Willoughby 2 05 $139 89 Whole amount received $7,254 05.*,* We regret that the reports of the receipts of the C. A. E.Society and of the W. A. E. Society, which would have increasedthe amount of receipts for the quarter some thousands of dollars,were not received in season to be inserted in this number. Clothing received during the Quarter. Dedham, 1st Parish, Miss Damon, thro Gen. Nathaniel Guild,2 vests, valued at 3 50. Franklin, Ladies Ch. Soc. by Mrs. Delia E. Metcalf, Sec, abundle of quilts, sheets, and shirts. New Ipswich, N. H. Ladies Ch. Soc. by Mrs. Hannah John-son , Sec. a box of sundries, valued at 35 50. Petersham, by Mrs. Eliza Grosvenor, Tr., a bundle containingsheets, shirts, and socks. Rowley, by Col. Eben. Hale, Tr., Essex Co. North. Aux., onebundle containing shirts and collars. Temple, N. H. Ladies Reading Association, by S. R. Jewell,Sec, a bundle containing shirts, socks, and pillow cases.
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AMERICANQUARTERLY REGISTER Vol. XIII. MAY, 1841. No. 4. MEMOIR OF REV. EDWARD DORR GRIFFIN, D. D., PRESIDENT OF WILLIAMS COLLEGE.(By the Rev. Ansel Nash, Vernon, Ct.) Among the distinguished men of the last generation in the church ofGod, the subject of this Memoir held a conspicuous place. Few of hiscotemporaries occupied so large a space in the public eye, as he, whileliving, and few have been remembered with equal kindness and respectsince their departure. For almost half a century his name has been inti-mately connected with some of the most interesting events that haveoccurred in the support and extension of the Redeemers kingdom. Whenany new enterprise was to be started, or any important measure to be putforward, Dr. Griffin was one of the few whose counsel and efforts werefirst sought. When his life was brought to a close, it was felt that a widebreach was made in the walls of Zion. Within the recollection of thosewho will read this article, it is believed there has been in thi

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