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There is a passage in Macmillan's "Faith on the March", describing a Bible Student convention at Allegheny in 1886, that may be the source for that claim:
'Stirred by Kellogg’s remarks many of the visitors stood up as opportunity afforded and said they were in the same position. They were Methodists, Baptists and Presbyterians, but their tags were gone too and they would like to know where they
belonged.' - Macmillan, Faith on the March, chap. 3, p. 32
Who wrote this sentence and when?
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