Storia del grande nord-ovest e dei suoi uomini di progresso : una lista selezionata di disegni biografici e ritratti dei leader nella vita professionale, professionale e ufficiale . ion come assistente in una scuola classica e nello stesso tempo ha iniziato la sua studiesin teologale istituzione di cui suo padre era il capo immediato. È stata fondata da UisbopAlonzo Potter ed è ora conosciuta come theEpiscojial Divinity School. Qui si mise in contatto immediato con il senso del valore dell'educazione morale, della fede profonda nelle verità fondamentali del cristianesimo e della grande meschinità che caratterizzavano

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History of the great Northwest and its men of progress : a select list of biographical sketches and portraits of the leaders in business, professional and official life . ion as assistant in a classical school andat the same time began his theological studiesin the institution of which his father was theimmediate head. It was founded by UisbopAlonzo Potter, and is now known as theEpiscojial Divinity School. Here he wasbrought into immediate contact with thathigh sense of the value of moral education, earnest faith in the fundamental truths ofChristianity and broad-mindedness whichcharacterized the founder and his coadjutors.June 19, 1858, he was ordained deacon byBishop Bowman. May 2.5, ISG2, BishopAlonzo Potter ordained him priest. Whiledeacon he was assistant minister of »St. Lukeschurch, Philadelphia, and then became rectorof St. Pauls church. Chestnut Hill, Philadel-phia. He married, October 30, 1861, MaryAmory Howe, daughter of the Rev. M. A.DeWolfe Howe, I). D., afterwards bishop ofCentral Pennsylvania, and a woman of rareforce and beauty of character. She died afew years after marriage, leaving a son, whois now Dr. Hobart Amory Hare, a professor. WILLIAM H. HARE. in the noted Jefferson Medical College ofIhiladelphia, and the author of several wellknown standard medical works. In^l863, to seek a restoration of his wifes health, hewent with her on a six months visit to thegreat lakes of Minnesota, a visit which has adistinct relation to his settlement in afteryears in the great Noi-thwest. On returninghe took charge of St. Lukes church, Phila-delphia, duiing the absence of the pastor.In 1861. he took charge of the church of theAscension in the same city, and was latermade its rector, and served in this capacityuntil 1870, when he was appointed secretaryand general agent of the Foreign Committeeof the Board of Missions of the EpiscopalChurch. In October, 1871, the House ofBishops elected Dr. Hare missionary bishopof Cape Palmas, and parts adjacent in WestAfrica.

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