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maker to prepare my fire every evening , in order that it might be lighted by myself . I rose at five , read during- the whole of the day , except such hours as chapel and hall required , allotting to each portion of time its peculiar branch
of study ; and just before closing the gates ( nine o ' clock , ) I went to a neighbouring coffee-house , where I constantly regaied upon a mutton-chop * and a dose of milk punch . And thus on taking my bachelor ' s degree . I became senior wrangler . "
" Thus fortunately Was Drv Paley roused to a full exertion of his faculties , before hii habits were completely formed ; and to this singular adventure may , perhaps , be attributed , not only his successful labours , as a college tutor , but the invaluable production ^ of his pen . "
These extracts , though short , will give the reader an idea of what he may expect from Mi \ Meadley ' s Memoirs , He seems to have spared no pains in collect-
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ing facts from the most authentic sources . He has displayed the opinions concerning Dr Paley , from his most intimate friends , and by giving them in their owu words , has been led , not unfrequently , to repetitions , against which he may easily guard in a subsequent edition ^ to which we doubt not the work will speedily
come . The Appendix contains some of Dr . Paley ' s smaller pieces ^ which , though not absolutely newto the public , are comparatively little known ; a correspondence between Dr . PercivaJi and Dr * Paley on subscription to articles of faith ; and a correspondence with Mr . Robertson on an alleged literary depredation . J . .
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Review . —Dr . Carpenter on Errors respecting Unitarianism . J 65
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Art . IV ; Errors respecting Unitarian ism considered ; and Motives and Means for the Dissemination of it stated . A Discourse ^ delivered at Bristol , June 22 , 18 O 8 before the Western Unita ~ rian Society , by JLant Carpenter , L L . D . 12 mo . pp . 6 & * Longman and Co . 1808 .
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This is a valuable offering at the shrine of truth . We have seldom seen so much scriptural knowledge , so much solid argument , and such varied persuasion iu the compass of a single sermon . Several notes are added , abounding with just awd useful biblical criticisms . We . cordially recommend the Discourse to all such as wish to see or to lay before their nei ghbours an impartial statement
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and complete refutation of U \» objections-to Unitarians ; , and ia particular to the several Uni-tarian Book Societies , whose object it explains and defends , and for whose use its advice and cautions are designed . The IVestern Unitarian Society appears to be in a flourishing state ; above thirty new members were added to it last year .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1809, page 165, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1734/page/45/
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