Edward Hoare, M.A.: A record of his life based upon a brief autobiography
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A clergyman's memoir and edited autobiography recounts his early family upbringing and home education, university formation, and preparation for ordination, then follows successive curacies and long parish ministries in several towns. It describes domestic life and foreign tours, parish missions, writings and speeches, and responses to personal trials including blindness and later illness, culminating in promotion and contemporary tributes. The narrative draws on journals, correspondence, sermons, and reminiscences to present pastoral practice, theological convictions, and the character formed by sustained parochial service.
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