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Wi ^ r ^ ^ ff . ; W ^^^ 3 Rf ^ that many ^ iT passions ^ ve qQf Been corrected , although jjffithMf hot Wf ^ lly subdued ; ' m * m m& md m ^ vmm afFectious furtfifer ^ S ^^ f ^^ dffijSVjS and enlarged . ^ $ & ?«*§* , ff ^ t beS lioKkkie , that tlie" ^ ospdT is Ifld ^ ed th ^ w p ^ Tj ^ af great price , ' fbt . mliUte % h& enligliteaed * merchant-man * wiwrid cheerfully ' sell
all that he hath' to make the purchase ? " Nor -does the-rapertaHce = ^ f the JJ ritish and Foreign Bible Society ^ appear diminished , or its value inferiqiv' ijFPj 1 we witness the subordinate happy elects resulting from it ; softening the animosities of discordant , contending sects pn 4 parties , by demonstrating , that there * fs
one object at least , and that a most important ope , in TO hj ^;^ may , « K >;* t cordially unfae ..: With what delight , upon this occasion , have I seen the friends with whom 1 am in more immediate cpmmur nion , join heart and ha ^ df ;^ ifti < JsMj ' e other excellent persons , wh 6 ' are " imr friends also , J ? ut whoife sp ^ cula ^ v ^ ^ t ^ -
nions , on some points , mffet * Widelf j £ t&m ours : giving thus a sort of happy ?^ ar ^ taate of that delightful harmony indasfr . ; sbfrU hereafter obtain , when all that is imperfect shall be done away jt >^ ea flvejjJiaU . no longer ' see as throurfjig , \ JSft ^ fli ' rMyjt ' but shall know even as w . eJft ^ Jpto Wjq V Pp . 376 , 377 . < ^ 4 inTi snro ,
All persons wba u » 6 $ e kcqw&nped with Mrs . Cappe , < WP ' J ! fifyl % &y PiA \ l those that have perused the former volumes of our work , knowjae 0 # P interest which she f ^^}^ i 6 fiJ ^ fr ^ Y ^ of the Manchester V ^ ff ^^^ K ^^ lr 2 * Besides a strong * conriction Jot 3 JB | e utility and even tSqBekistbJm jM $
institution to the prosp 6 nxy or ifce institution to the promemy 6 rih& cause of the Unitarian iJte ^ &QSf ^ &J& entertained the UveUes ^{ &ie |^| Jii |> ) fQ ^ the gentleman whp Jmm Almekf ^ ti this academic establishment , ^ s ^ yftj f
those that were afterw a ^^^ lpio t ^ S share W in his learne 4 xld ^^ 4 tfV ^ K ^ ^ ^ / £ ) ch £ d the growth of the college with much anxiety , and by her tongue and her 4 > en zealously asserted ^ it ^
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Art . IT . —Negro-Slavery ; or , A View of some of the more Prominent V * e&tire * 'ty'ifcaV ~ i 8 htte tffr Society ; as it eatists in the United States of America , and in the Colonies of the ' ¦ iff 'r e * t tfi ^ e&jpgfMcially in Jamaica . ' > ' # rol jppV ^^ i *• • ' dHktchard and Son , land Jr . and A . Arch . 1823 . 3 s .
J *> M $ rtJE vti&m&o £ B 6 manity have been ajll Ibr ^ JuQ ^ yiarsit rest with regard ^ o t&e ;^ M ) ject of Negro-Slavey ; apparently satisfied with the great achieve-! idtitit ' 6 f 'tfk niboMon of the SlaverfTtmi& r * 'Atibeaf ^ thf ihey are aroused fc ^ a bcnise of duty upon this important Sh
'WUto ^ itytiUteftkre beginning to awaken '^ pabKc ^ mpfaJliy ^ A nd we trus t they iwill I Wcft cease their virtuous labours until means ^ hajl have been devised for MtiMm&W ^ f&tmg the immoral and / t ^ MmW ^^^ ii f ^ v QTy throughout * ! SftSPvWote of thje British dominions .
D n ^ 6 ^ 8 lic&t ! dri 1 % efore us origin-^ a TvW > MTa « sWi ^ tion at Liverpool , ^ fc ^ iS ^ tflor the purp ose of mitigating a ^ fefr ^ sfo RqT ia our colonies . nWPm ^^^^ f deepest in the tjNg ^ the slave-trade , is thus endea-J ^^^ Wf % J 8 8 ^ The pamr ! oiffi ^ uOT 0 n ^^ Sd witnesses of great respectability , , With regard to th « crimes and atrocitlefixttot ^^ rigsep » - jcable from slavery \ ^ awiTafelpeiwod
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VOL . XVIII . 2 I
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1823, page 241, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1783/page/49/
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