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    advocates , of * j # n « t ^ opinions haVe abetted jheiight of inquiry , while most of tteUi have shewn themselves really ebe ^ nksi | r 6 It in theii conduqt . Dr . Frafitdin ttGsttT Vdiere ^ ys that we shall find few of * hfe ^ detit Cbrfit&iis y / ho were iw < Hi ^ ii ^ tttffi peiNectitkrt ^ and compl ^ ln ^» trf fiei ^ ovOlluOtl * .. . J

    Our dUTt Sddety Was thought to ^ Mm to lie re ^ barkablr free from a dp ^ B to intoleirance / *» til sbtne occwfe ^ of late . yeaftfcaired forth ^ be latWisppf of panecution ^ and dread of iootrthr ^ tei

    this teach all who are zealot })! W . M promulgation of their retfgidW o # J ^ n ^ to exaniine well whether ^ e ^ Jbe r ^ ttDj ft-ee from tjps altoost miJver ^ J ftfeittfg . It Certainly requires mn < A less labom ARfil atfd judgtrient , to diso <>^ er . « tfar «^ &tf to dlstover trtllhi and it is tiommon who

    ft > y |>^ WOn ^ ^ ee that they h&v * av 6 ided popKlwr enrors , to suppose thae they hatfe ^ totofir . • * % " " ' - ¦ .. -. . J ; The Christianity of the apostles was certainty something very different mm itet-wltidh tosses Iotj GhvlBtiamt ^ lh \ jbe

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    . ¦ * ¦ ^ £ j&ndon - ; - Sr » , Deeem&er 10 , 1822-^ L HGB I sent you a copy of the k ^ Let ^ r ^ mserted ior j&aat Jcwtnai an

    [ XVII . 4 € ^ J authenticated copy of the req > ry to it fcas been pwt mm my Uamds , whiefa I akfo a&id yon . Tb « Barims ^ te s t ^ an ^ e ^ to iae p « r » dnaH y ^ Wt are * 1 have reason tobeBeve , peiu sons ^ estimable ehai « K ? tfcr $ and ^ hke ^ thoiffih it seems SmpKcitly , a

    tag pnaci | ne& « weir ecmcauott . iu ioeFetefeg ^> irit of inquiry , arMfig pel ^ apa ^ in sttare mearak-e ^ fo mm wtoHr « t * t proeeediQg ^ ^ f the S < KliMy of Frieads some yeart . ago ^ lias 4 lHeady prodHc ^ U w these times ,. its wsCH ^ Id fruits , iu soiiie of the most ^ ctiTe and ze ^ duB discipiin ^ i ans of that Society of

    via . a gm ^ ter degree tolemlon % o ± watds mi < kh of ita mfembers ^ in vwidw barf 8 of , tiie kingdom * as are J&aomi by them to hold ^ Wgbty bafi 9 # iaat tnute # each religion sentimente f ^ were not long motce viaifed by thetil witk ecclesiastiaal cttaMH ^ e and execon *

    Brudteatu > iK . - ' . - Whether this obtdofis im {» rov « ment ia the conduct of the Society * is t&Xte imputed to a more i ^ eJiaril com 4 c 5 tion

    &f tfae iirexpedfemgy of peftMiug ter * then in sudft irttoleWit KMSa ^ ura ^ ot to any tariation , in ~ Uie vie we ( of the p resent rulers of the SoefetjL concern mg Hie dootfiiies in 4 me « tton ,

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1823, page 95, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1781/page/31/