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VERMILION COUNTY BICENTENNIAL: Patriotism ran high in Vermilion County

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“I feel more like fighting than preaching,” Reverend James L. Crane told his congregation at the Methodist Church in Danville on Sunday, April 21,1861. Crane’s “war sermon” was reportedly interrupted several times by cheers.

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VERMILION COUNTY BICENTENNIAL: Patriotism ran high in Vermilion County

“I feel more like fighting than preaching,” Reverend James L. Crane told his congregation at the Methodist Church in Danville on Sunday, April 21,1861. Crane’s “war sermon” was reportedly interrupted several times by cheers.

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