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Why, is there a bronze statue of Edward Everett Hale in the Boston Public Garden ?
(Boston, land of Olde Things- Boston Common, oldest park in America ?)
Educated at Harvard, Edward Everett Hale began his Unitarian ministry by serving for ten years in Worcester, Massachusetts,
and then, for 43 years, pastoring Boston’s South Congregational Church (Unitarian). He was keen to abolish slavery, advance
tolerance, and reform public education, as well as to have the government regulate monopolies.
Asked when he was a U.S. Senate chaplain, “Do you pray for the Senators, Dr. Hale?” he replied,
“No, I look at the Senators, and pray for the country.”
{gsgs comment-Like television, a bronze statue adds 20 pounds to your figure ?}
http://www.harvardsquarelibrary.org/UIA Online/45hale.html
(Boston, land of Olde Things- Boston Common, oldest park in America ?)
Educated at Harvard, Edward Everett Hale began his Unitarian ministry by serving for ten years in Worcester, Massachusetts,
and then, for 43 years, pastoring Boston’s South Congregational Church (Unitarian). He was keen to abolish slavery, advance
tolerance, and reform public education, as well as to have the government regulate monopolies.
Asked when he was a U.S. Senate chaplain, “Do you pray for the Senators, Dr. Hale?” he replied,
“No, I look at the Senators, and pray for the country.”
{gsgs comment-Like television, a bronze statue adds 20 pounds to your figure ?}
http://www.harvardsquarelibrary.org/UIA Online/45hale.html