The Social Views of Dwight L. Moody and Their Relation to the Workingman of 1860-1900

Authors

Myron Raymond Chartier, Fort Hays State UniversityFollow

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DOI

10.58809/BMJY6199

Date

1969

Description

This evaluation is complicated for two basic reasons. The amount of subjectivity that enters into one's assessment always plagues any attempt on the part of the historian to be objective; however, it seems that religious phenomenon is even more difficult to evaluate honestly. This writer believes that he has no "axes to grind" in regard to Moody and the workingman. The record of history has been the primary interest.

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© Fort Hays State University

Publisher

Fort Hays Kansas State College

Series Name

History

Series Number

No. 6

Department

History

Library Call Number

LD2651 .K4kh F67 n.s. no.6 1969

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Recommended Citation

Chartier, Myron Raymond, "The Social Views of Dwight L. Moody and Their Relation to the Workingman of 1860-1900" (1969). Fort Hays Studies Series. 40.
https://scholars.fhsu.edu/fort_hays_studies_series/40