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Excerpt from Institutes of Christian History: An Introduction to Historic Reading and Study
HE foundation of the hobart guild, and therewith of the baldwin lectures, in the University of Michigan, has directed the attention of the Church to a new and wise policy with reference to our State schools and colleges. The instrument which fully expounds this move ment will be found in another page of this book.1 We owe these foundations to the enlightened wis dom and foresight of the Right Reverend prelate, who, with such great advantage to the Church at large, now presides over the Diocese of Michigan. But he would hardly forgive me should I neglect to add, that in the munificence of Governor Bald win and his accomplished wife he has found that sort of encouragement and help without which the ablest and most zealous bishop is impotent to effect what his heart and head may prompt him to propose as due alike to the Republic and to the Church of Christ.
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