"I came to see that military organization might be applied with very great effect to religious work." --William Booth

"We don't have music hall tunes enough. We are getting too respectable, greatly to my regret." --William Booth

"Why should the devil have all the good music?" --William Booth

"No matter how much you do, if you stop short of getting a man's soul saved all is vain -- vain. The first great principle is to give deliverance. No amount of amelioration will suffice if you stop short of deliverance." --William Booth

Quotes from the book: "The Rise Of The Quakers" by T. Edmund Harvey

"The confidence with which the early Quakers proclaimed their prophetic character may shock us, who are so cautious and lukewarm in expressing our convictions." --T. Edmund Harvey

"The early Quakers felt that the professing Christians about them were honoring a far off Savior who was not realized as having any actual influence on their lives." --T. Edmund Harvey

"The early Quakers speak with authority as having firm hold of Him who is invisible. They are prophets, denouncing the evil and opening up the way of truth as messengers of God." --T. Edmund Harvey

During The Indian Removal Debate:

"We have done so much to destroy the Indians and so little to save them. Before another step is taken there should be the most through deliberation on the part of all constituted authorities, lest we act in such a manner as to expose ourselves to the judgments of Heaven." --Jeremiah Evarts, 1829

"The evil is enormous; the inevitable suffering incalculable. Nations of dependent Indians, against their will, under color of law, are driven from their homes into the wilderness." --Edward Everett

Do you know any examples of hidden history? Things that have been covered over in our American history or in world history? I would love to read about it.

Please leave any hidden history names and/or events in the comments of this post. I would love to read more about it. Thanks.

"It is now seriously denied that the Indians are men, endowed with kindred faculties and powers with ourselves, that they have a place in human sympathy and are justly entitled to a share in the common bounties of Providence. I ask in what code of the law of nations, or by what process of abstract deductions, their rights have been extinguished?" --Theodore Frelinghuysen 1830