1912. 182p

The document discusses the individuality and progress of churches, likening them to people with unique interests. It emphasizes the historian's limitations in presenting facts within a logical framework, contrasting this with the essayist's freedom to explore various perspectives. Additionally, it highlights the importance of accurately documenting the history of the Methodist Church in Racine, aiming to foster respect for organized religion while acknowledging the contributions of various individuals and the community's collective memory.