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The Hoosier Schoolmaster

CHAPTER XII
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It reminded her of something she heard at the East, the time she was down to Bosting.
FOOTNOTES: [Footnote 21: Even the Anti-means Baptists have suffered from the dire spirit of the age.

They are to-day a very respectable body of people calling themselves "Primitive Baptists." Perhaps the description in the text never applied to the whole denomination, but only to the Hardshells of certain localities.

Some of these intensely conservative churches, I have reason to believe, were always composed of reputable people.

But what is said above is not in the least exaggerated as a description of many of the churches in Indiana and Illinois.

Their opposition to the temperance reformation was both theoretical and practical.


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