...Woods, of Andover, Massachusetts, says, " I remember that, at a particular period before the American Temperance reformation commenced, I was able to count...distance, who were either drunkards, or so far addicted to intemperance, that their reputation and usefulness were greatly injured, if not utterly ruined. And...

...customs, both by precept and example. In alluding to America, the Rev. Dr. Leonard Woods, t remarks, "I remember that at a particular period, before the...temperance reformation commenced, I was able to count up forty ministers of the Gospel, and none of them at a very great distance, who either were drunkards,...

...literally drunk, and a third indecently excited with strong drink. I remember at a particular period, I was able to count up nearly forty ministers of the gospel who were either drunkards or so far addicted to intemperate drinking that their reputation and usefulness...

...women ; for which he was tried and unseated." Prof. Leonard Woods, DD, Andover, said, in 1836 : — " I remember that at a particular period, before the...commenced, I was able to count up nearly forty ministers, and none of them at a great distance, who were either drunkards, or so far addicted to drinking that...

...women ; for which he was tried and unseated." Prof. Leonard Woods, DD, Andover, said, in 1836 :— " I remember that at a particular period, before the...commenced, I was able to count up nearly forty ministers, and none of them at a great distance, who were either drunkards, or so far addicted to drinking, that...

...Annual Report of the American Temperance Society for that year, contains the following testimony: " I remember that at a particular period, before the...Temperance Reformation commenced, I was able to count up ncarly forty ministers of the gospel, and nonc of them at a very great distance, who were either drunkards,...