Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Bishop Fenwick” in chapter 20 of Jula Ward Howe, Reminiscences: 1819-1899:
...eeting and complimenting the rosiere.
M. Passy's oration followed.
His theme was religious toleration.
As an instance of this he told us how, during the funeral of the great Channing in Boston, Bishop Fenwick had caused the bells of the cathedral to be tolled, in homage to the memory of his illustrious friend.
It appeared to me whimsical that I should come to an obscure suburb of Paris to hear of this.
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