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As he liked teaching , and had gained considerable experience while still a student , he naturally continued in that work . He had already won some recognition as a painstaking and conscientious teacher . His recommendations emphasize ...
As he liked teaching , and had gained considerable experience while still a student , he naturally continued in that work . He had already won some recognition as a painstaking and conscientious teacher . His recommendations emphasize ...
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While a few ministers continued to come from Norway , it was increasingly evident that the American church must be selfsustaining in the matter of pastors . As he left Norway , Larsen must have felt a sadness tinged with bitterness at ...
While a few ministers continued to come from Norway , it was increasingly evident that the American church must be selfsustaining in the matter of pastors . As he left Norway , Larsen must have felt a sadness tinged with bitterness at ...
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He continued to be something of a national romanticist , as he had been when he came to America , although this was less marked as he advanced in years . Much as he valued his ancestral heritage , there was not a trace of chauvinism in ...
He continued to be something of a national romanticist , as he had been when he came to America , although this was less marked as he advanced in years . Much as he valued his ancestral heritage , there was not a trace of chauvinism in ...
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KRISTIANIA DAYS | 17 |
A PIONEER PARSONAGE | 36 |
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