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nines which rendered them dan . ed \ Vith the recusants ; and nongerous , and have received tiotie of * jxito $ c < F fibers . — * lVtUifo Wie ^ tls thfc privileges that would make Amfcu * - ^ -Yo \ ifs evei * affectionatethem comfortable , bat m the eket- ly , P . D EftftiL cise df their religioh are Confounc } - , - ,.. _¦> ,. ,. . ^ . ' : , ' ... , ; . : '' . . ' . _ _____
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Mo . CIX , . if / a ancient enemy to Bible Societies . A monk declaiming in the pul-|>* t , at the b pginning of the llefor * iiiatioh , against Swingle and Lufcfeer , anii atl who took ^ art with iftem , sanf to his audience : % A hew language was invented some *
ftine ago which has been the mo theV of all these heresies , the Greek A book is printed in this language called the New Testament , which contains many dangerous things . Another language is now forming , the liebr ^^ i wfcoeYer learns it
imrnediately becomes a Jew > f Jfiess ' s Life of Zwingte . Trpns Itiied by Miss Aifcin . 8 vo . 1819 JSfbte . p . 213 *
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crucified our . Saviour , bcrt also gersecuted his disciples for above three centuries :, and v > ktn at length they embraced the Christian religion ^ they soon corrupted it % so that it maU be questioned ^
whether tketrjmour teas not 6 s hurt ful to the Churchy a * their ewtMtym As- the power of the Roman emperors declined , that of the Rot * man pontiffs increased : and may
it not with equal truth and justice be said of the latter , as of the former , that they cast down the truth to the groundy and practised ahd prospered ?
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No . exit . . Motto of * n good Ctiiztn * Under a government of Lavrs ^ ( says the sage Bcntharti ^) what is the motto of a good citizen ? To obey punctually j t&c&isurefreel y * Frag . QfGov * Pk . p . xiv *
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awake every ; © ne , laughs at the false beard apd ftntick strokes in ? Ate u 9 SP f&& * ¦ W * **^ tWlIk - . . J ^ rt , fl . Mqff * $ fiv . Dialogu es .
Ho ,: c ^ . ., , *^ TTh e vvhoje mass of m # n 1 und ir lik ' 0 a catfip ^ ii y fallen asleep ky the nre . side , wtyom some unlucky wag ha $ smutted ^ ffi th life soo ty and greazy nngers and when they
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1812, page 249, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1747/page/41/
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