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    ndt Unreasonable to hope that hostility may cease wh ( -re' perfect agreement cannot he established * IT we cannot recois ci"L * i alX opinions , let us endeavour to :

    UNITE ALLHEARTS . I ' ought , perhaps , to apologise fdr troubling you with nr ^ nments , which must probably have been already brovtoht before you , as I i —

    know your opinions are not taken ujp hastily and lightly- But J have thought it necessary to state such as have chiefly induced me to consider mv taking a part in

    the concerns of the 1 Bible Society riot ortly as' consistent with , but as a" prhof of the sincerity and warmth of my attachment to the Church of England ; and which

    still , on reflection , seem to me to h&ve so ^ much weight , that , far fr 6 m repenting erf what I have df > nev I * feel convinced I shall iedst 6 f all repent of il as I ap * proriCh THAT STATK IN WHICH THE DISTINCTION OF

    GHtJRCflman and Dissenter shall BE NO MORE . I ain ^ &c . ( Signed ) N . VANSITTART . Gyeat George Street , ' » Afth Dec . 1811 .

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    lately on a visit from America t ® England . As / this letter is on the subject of our own statement , as much as Mr . Grundy ' s , cfindour indices us to give it to our readers . We shall first insert as much of the

    note as is animadverted on by the letter-writnr . It may be proper to premise that we are well-assured of our correspondents correctness in describing his own impressions ; and it is but justice to Mr . Grundy to state , that he received his information from ' ** a friend who has

    beeu a considerable time resident in the'United States" Ed , Extract from a Note in Mr . Grundxfs Sermon . " It may be interesting /* [ Mr . Grundy is here ; quoting from his

    friend ' s Letter ] " to the friends of Unitarianism , to be informed , that the doctrines ' which they consider as consonant to the genuine principles of Christianity , have already made very considerable progress

    in the northern and eastern parts of the United States . For several yearfc , these doctrines , have been spreading rapidly in the town of Boston ; and at present , an . open profession of th ^ rn is mad e , by the

    most popular and influential a ~ mong the clergy thej-e , —Nor is this change by any means confined to the teachers of religion , inasmuch as a gentleman . of . inucli talent and , very high ceje ^ b ^ ty 411 America , in speaking on thi ^ sub * ,

    jeqt to the waiter ot \ l ^ is article ,, said that he did not think there were two persons in Boston who believed in the doctrine pf the Trinity , This assertion , though it certainly cannot be intended to Ue literally understood , m $ y serve to shew the great prevalence of

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    198 Intelligence *—Unitarianism in America .

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    1 ... ' ¦ . ] ., XJnitarianism in America . r Jfl ; our article of intelligence , uncler thishead , we alluded ( p , 57 , ) to a note in Mr * Grundy's Sernaon ^ at Li verpool , ( reviewed in Our last number , pp . | 07 , X 08 , )

    a « corroborating the statement of oarcorresp ^ vrtidenL We have since received from a frijend , a letter addressed-to-Mr * Grundy , on the

    subject of the note referred to , by a respectable you $ g clergyman ,

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1812, page 198, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1746/page/62/