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/ JJ '* - * ' ' ' ^ j ^^ Q ART . It History of Jjisseht&rs t rfrom the Revolution % n 1688 , * o rftyiSr laOS . In four volumes . n m& & * ' ^ ' PP . 5 i 2 . 1812 . iu n ^ Hl 4 HCXkig , our Review de . partme *> t , we trust that we have not teen unmindful of its motto : our
praises , we believe , kaye been cheerful ; oui ? censures * fearless * Att « iB ^ l 2 « rtB © U | pfer , ^ Fotr the , most part , indeed , the wpjJvs submitted \ m ott ^ attenticKi , have merited f ^ zMe * w # & <> u $ gpmwklt if not our unqualified , approbation . The
most signal exception has been furnished by the present publicaiM ^ This Histo ry ( so it is called ) truth and duty have constrained us to brand wHk | he longest reprQl ? a ^ Qn . Mean , vulgar and
deftCtive in the composition , intem-|)« yffrjte and bitter , beyond most ^ tesa pora ry wijti ngs , i « its ^ Bl > v i ^ carie s with it its own « ttife ^» Wfc .-tQ- . every , intelligent ^ nd- di scerning , reader , ai > d ) can
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that account , ttie motives tit aft opponent , to depreciate his service * and attaiijments , add to inflame the f ^ passious of mankind against his . name and character . : \
We understand and hope that the volutn ^ ^ before us , ls the completion of the labours of these adventurous gentleoien in a § eld whf 6 h Aey ought never , to have entered t { i 6 arrangement is that of ' tte prececjing volumes . From p , 1—106 , a sketch ii
given ^ oi the lives , of eminent Christians , of the state of , religiowi in England , of eminent men ipi Scotland , of religion in Ireland and of religion in Am ^ rica ^ dur ^ ing ttie second period of the historv xhe remainder of the
volume ^ treats of the third period , from th& accession of George thf Third , to the year 18 p 8 . In tlie first chapter we hav £ an account of new sects whick have arisen during the present reign . These * according to our
authors , are only the Safidema ,-nians and the Swedenborgians * It is fashionable with a certain clas * of persons to iinourn pver the rer cent increase of sects and aectdriea , The eviL however , < £ oei
iiot appear to be qaite so extensive as is ! apprehended ; and th £ met « ' $ f ? Ms m& ib ^ olidon ^ li o' ^ erveSpaii ^' tWdWersitLe c ? % Mi £ m ^>* $ imffl& l adding to theVylnber of 1 ivjalm
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1812, page 627, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1753/page/31/
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