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- White ministers preached to the Negroes in their special meetings or provided some Negro exhorter of power to supply that need, but only when such Negro minister's character had been thoroughly investigated and approved in accordance with the law and public opinion. - "The History of the Negro Church", Carter Godwin Woodson.
- The translation was made by Albert Cusick, and is for the most part closely literal: The discourse commences with a " text," after the fashion which the pagan exhorter had probably learned from the missionaries:- Naye ne iwaton ne gayanencher: Onen wahagwatatjistagenhas ne Thatontarho. - "The Iroquois Book of Rites", Horatio Hale.
- A gratuitous and purely imaginative description of a great religious revival in Calaveras, in which the sheriff of the county- a notoriously profane sceptic- was alleged to have been the chief exhorter, resulted only in the withdrawal of the county advertising from the paper. - "The Twins of Table Mountain and Other Stories", Bret Harte.