We are importing nothing but crime, poverty, illiteracy, itineracy, and uneducatable peasants. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Whether Mr. Freeman Clarke derived his inspiration for the itineracy from his lady-love is not for us to decide; this much is certain: from the day the "Atlantic" sailed for the Old World with Miss Toothaker on board his zeal flagged, and soon gave out altogether. ❋ Minnie Mary Lee (N/A)
Pontoise -- the last points of merely bodily travel that I shall ever make: here-after my itineracy shall be entirely theoretical. ❋ Various (N/A)
Whitefield's itineracy, like the blazing cross in the Lady of the Lake, was the signal for an uprising. ❋ Various (N/A)
It is true, however, that a resulting lowering of vitality has followed the admixture of "_kindred blood_," which was almost unavoidable during the days of slavery as the result of certain well-known procreative practices that obtained on the part of the master, and on account of the itineracy of the Negro incident to his chattelism. ❋ Daniel Wallace [Editor] Culp (N/A)
The invitation which she needed for the satisfactory conduct of her modish itineracy from country house to country house had not come in the early mail as she expected. ❋ Various (N/A)
After that the trail of death which had followed Hélène's itineracy about the lower section of the Brittany peninsula was broken for three years. ❋ Unknown (1935)
Boydton (Virginia) Church, but after one year of service he retired from the itineracy, on account of increasing ill health, and was given an educational appointment, by his Conference, to the ❋ Unknown (1924)
The Rev.D. G.C. Butts, who spent over one-half century in the Methodist itineracy and whose first service as a Methodist minister was in Caroline county, writes in his autobiography as follows: ❋ Unknown (1924)
The itineracy he believed was a necessity for the preacher as well as for the people. ❋ Hubbard, Elbert, 1856-1915 (1916)
Licensed to exhort in Bethel Church 1856; to preach in 1859: joined the itineracy in 1866 and connected with the Virginia Conference 1867, at its organization. ❋ Israel La Fayette (1908)
His itineracy then embraced the churches at Galesburg, Illinois; Keokuk and Des ❋ Unknown (1906)
In this admonition lies the basic principle of the Methodist itineracy; to its observance is largely due the marvelous spread and development of Methodism, which means the bringing of the greatest good to the greatest number, which is verily a literal following of the great Teacher, who Himself "went about (itinerarium) doing good." ❋ Unknown (1906)
The twenty-seven years of itineracy of Rev. Norris in the ❋ Unknown (1906)
Since 1882, the year of his conversion, he had been licensed as an Exhorter and Local Preacher, and in 1893 entered the itineracy of the A.M. E. Church, and has done excellent work in a number of pastorates of the Florida Conferences. ❋ Unknown (1906)
The itineracy of Rev. Dickerson has been altogether in the ❋ Unknown (1906)
Young Men's Christian Association, of Newburyport, Massachusetts, from which position he went to the itineracy of the ❋ Unknown (1906)
At the close of the war he returned to New Haven and found employment at Yale College, where he remained until he identified himself with the itineracy of the A.M. E. Church by joining the New England ❋ Unknown (1906)
Payne to the Virginia Conference, but at the close of eight years itineracy in its territory, was again transferred to the Baltimore ❋ Unknown (1906)
Returning to his native State he began his itineracy at Fort Smith, being appointed to the second largest Colored Methodist Congregation in Arkansas. ❋ Unknown (1906)
