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it appears he was kept . * under djose confinement , and eveb ! . 0 ^ jgi& $ fej& visits of his friends . * His biographer adds , * But yet his enemies attained not their purpose - for when sdRt ^ r some tftne ' hfe servant
brougfrt him "Word , that theBishdp © £ London ( Dr / Henchman ) was resolved he should either publicly recant , or ( die a . prisoner , he made this j ? eply : All is well $ I wish they Jbad told me so bei&re , since the . expecting of a release put a stop to . sonte business . Thou ma vest
tell my father , who I know wiH ask th e ** , these words ; that toy prison shall be my grave , before I will budge . a jot ; - for I owe my conscience to no mortal rnan f I have no need to fear . God will make amends for all . They are mistaken it * mfe ; I value not their threats ridr
resolutions ; for they shall-knoWl can weary out their malice and Peevishness ; ; and in me shall they : atb behold * resolution abfnre feary : < £ qfiK science above cruelty ^ amd ia fea # te
pututo # 11 -their > desig » % byttte fpiritof patience , tfae ^ compa&ip&df § 2 &he iribul&ted Jloek ofthe iaiessed Jesus , who is the ^ author andifiaisiiier qf the faiths that overcomes the world , ye ^ death and hell to <* . jSf ^ ithei : ^ eat / iaoTr gcK > & things were ever attained without lostfimd h&id- '
ships . He that would reap and ; not labour , must feint with tli £ wind , i \» dpmshin disappointment *; Tbut an hair < rf ^ nxy difcad shall « ot f ^ il ]; without tfo& F ^ oyidence . qf mjr < $ n ~ < , ther * tliatirover alL' : }; ' >< . Ay ; ¦ ' : > : ,
, * V ^ * J — F L — ^^ — ' ^^ - F r ^^ ' ^^ t * " During thiaclo ^ e imprisottmen $ > tfacr ^ u 4 ; i and I ^ teraiT ^ clamouaw ' against lli ^ a , ieach ^ A ^ ns 9 » e ^ r % ph w ^ i ^ paill ^ M 4 * M ^ td ) ytitfttf a m # & ^^^ M ^ M ^^ pA aw . Apti KS fe ^^ " ^^
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fi 24 Review . —Portrntttire tf Primitive Quakerism ^ the
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Jiim , ^ Drr writing Sandy Fdnn" 'In this Apology , * says his biographer , * he so successfully vindicated himself , that soon after the
publication ofit ^ he 3 ^ as disc | iaKrged from his impiw > nnietiti which bad been of about , s ^ e yen -moaths coutinuance *' ^ H ^ W evAr ^ ukMy ^ Penn ^ s release followed the pumicaition of this Apology ^ it & ^! s , % --fiiNy ^ nl account , to havelind ^^ hi ^ todo with the . ea « se-of ^ Is ISbfeP ^ ioti .
His persecutors , although professed Protestants , weren # t t ^ l > e £ ^ e 48 iiy appeased . Kor was tb » t ^ w < 3 * fe , & * vourable as it may be thought , ta the . Sabellian hypothesis * l ^ ely to
produce su £ h . && effect . THelHgh e ^ i ' logrum it contakis oM Socitiils , nert : < &&y on attem&tktj&f -his ^^ &rts wisdom , gravity , and $ w& &e&a * \* i © Ur ^ but as having had , ^ in ^ Bfiacy ®
t 1 > ing ^> a rleitrer prospect & § r € li-^ lous . tcuth , ^ tl |^ u mos t ; of his cont ^ pfjr 9 ^'^<^>^ t me to inflame ^ ythair allay , the intalerant ^ iW t ^^» A ^^^ ^ ' , ;? 'fTfegifclfe ^ a ^ tt ^ te tibicfe wuiu gencePennwaki indebted fo * his relte&se > * bufe fe ^ th © la » ilabie * inters pQ ^ iti <> nqQf > tHer ©* ke ^ ^ York , afterwai ^ te Jfumea ti ^ SecoJ ^ L ^ aprear »
- l # Bt ^ : to -1 Y ^ 8 ^ j '^ ' &J &afy Wwpiy tip j |^ inos ^ mm ^ mk ^ ff ^ Mtfo & ytMck fmk ^^ mp mimm m # addifli ^ relation wir > fttttien (^ tteat is > AdmimliFciitt , who died Sept . 16 , l 6 ? o , ) had 1 q ibi *; ftiiigk s ^ fvice ^
his ^ partaeul ^ r favour , in getting me released put pfVth ^ . ^ Power pf Eon - don , in Jopjp , my father s humble request ^ ^ tm , u ]^> ii lt ^)^ # ^ H ^ ^ rbte ^ t m rf |§ ^ # f 'IMbj ^ ISN ^ . # » ' # J * 4 fftW nii ^ Jbit exp ^ s ^ i ' i ^ e tp ^ aflpsbw ^ NWty promise toi ^ Ut ^ . ^^ ^ a ^ |^ j ; ; ^ fifr % j t >; -1 ;" i > r ^ d * F ,-rK ! rA - * -
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1812, page 524, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1751/page/48/
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