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    ftm a « tay f «* wfc f *»> ff ~** L * w * > 6 o %$£ i , i ^^ p wmim ^ Ani ^ this purpose jjive me leave to beg , it& £ && you . are cliantrible to English BidDcolaTB , in labouring to ^ et the best French books , translated , so you would be a * -cj > aritable , ift . g'e ^ tiaig y our book of . Rest put into Latin fpr the good of

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    the water ; and I have sent abnost all yimr Avorks * to sl tietfr 4 ntvtA tind * kinsiTiaii of mine in ^ Holland , who lends me other books in exchange find if you desire any % ook fAattm is not to be found here , send me word , and I shall answer tp ^ et ^ ou fr quick account if it be in Paris or JHLolland . JFor

    . though I am wiser than to keep the fc ^ st ( Jangerotrs t ^ err es ^ po nilenee , yet I tiave some scholar acquaintance \ xy $ whom I correspond sometimes beyond the sea ^ But it is on 9 y of hoo"k 3 and not of i * e \ vs , which J leave to the pews-books , as b ^ ing -none of my bu " Jsiness .

    Your short and pathetic regret for the condition of Protestants is too true . Oh ! how dangerous are the beginnings of war ! t have great obligation to the Kiitg- of Sweden , yet trrrrii forces me to say , what a sea < tf Wood hath his mvasicm ef Poland been

    the t ) ccasion , if not th « eai * ae ef , in Bnrope ! And n < y \ v it is like to put Eagl ^ ad ^ nd Holland by the ears , for f . iiearr an Englitili fleet , under Vice-Admiral 'Goodsone , of 20 sail , parted cm Friday toward the- Sound , and more are foHow % * g untfer Sir Geo .

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    314 Letters from the Enrl ( afterwanfc tkihej nf Lauderdal * to R . Baxter .

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    ¦ ¦ iMN ^ P * ^^* # ' v . " ^ Rev ^ reiift eftWl mucVhonouled ftfeo d , "** Xhi > Tig ^ upon Hie ret ^ jt of yxmj letters of the 5 th and 14 tk Neveniber , I did run over the ftrorate * s book

    aud . wrote wlifitt i » hexe -eoclaaed ^ yet I did not tranacribeit till yours of the 29 th g-ave me the n © 4 ; $ en 4 # o iB ^ ga scribble

    without Jiipt « cras ? j # g jwpnur -pardon , and intreating ypu Jo read it , as you would dp a nfe \ vd-t ) Or > k , / tylien yon nave no jgmit 1 i > usi 0 ess . I ifoaAe it ^ s ^ hort as It ? o ^ ld , imd ha ^ 'e ft ^ b < 3 tf » e all aat iaiial

    ^» Hection » whiOfe hl&tety g ^ ve me groand < e * re * igk for Cseerog" Ireland Hvas -not owned fer « t k 4 ng # em ^ tiM H ^ iiy VHI . Ms ^ y s , theEngfeh ^^ r etyled f » nly t /^ rds of $ refend sinee ttiek ^ nowB&t ^ ac » 4 beft >« e , divers great

    men , i » evety provlaee , called themselves kiftgs ^ inme e 4 « e called them so ) . ^ £ hat I have 'seSfl will , I hope , let you See tftiat I 4 ia 4 tnere j * Yoitt * d in history for my ^ issefrtfkm than the Iri ^ h ha \^ e for thf » Jr fancy , -a&d , ' mdeed , I was

    fcorry to -find sfcefi caiitradictions ia that good man ' s book , which an advets&Ty would taake strange work of , if any Popish priest shall take it to task . But my ^ ead was < mly to satisfy

    you in private ^ fcnd I thought it a duty to set * hat poof wation riglit m your eyes , who feave feeen pleased to do it so « auoih rigftt ia its distressed condition , in many passages of your worka whkfe 1 sfi « ll > Bever fjyr ^ et .

    fa my la ^ t I told yeu * hStt I « o » W not im « 3 ^ dkrtely tfatt tibenit Biomlel , < for I had ^ BtlSe work to 6 e , wWeh I have ^ nded 5 tfoSs wafe ^> Bly a parerffonj and I ni € ft wtohf&mr < dwy * ' diy « raion . ^ vhicii was ^ lost \* o * k ( arid I warn

    ymi of it , lest yo « should fall into the like , tfo&ugh 1 itikik Veu « m ^ ley your tSnre better tfeftn tc >* tie tikete with title « 5 . ^ epeifi laateAy < 5 ome out a book in folk ) , of Dr . ifee % i « Actkm g witfe SpMts . Tlie . bKwk % «* recoettriep < 3 ed to pde by ' « . totm of ^ r e ^ lfcy parts , aiwl I had i *«« l » f Dr . Dfcfe Ifer' his

    naathemat icfi ; itofe « iil ) Ject aeew « d s ^ raope , ftn « sodm ifiyitatSWJ I feiald from the ^ ni « ^> f the ^ mfttesbeT , l > r . Cafcaubon , ftir Ms faftfefP ^ H ^ be . ® fttr all I found ivi te ft 'p ^ tt * Alfi <>«« ntttti -pltifttMy dkisi ^ l ^ vJifli ^ A ^ l ^ ^^ btdf «^ *<> M rtfrgefo ^ of ^ i ^ f j ^^^ ^^ ^^ ' ^ XS * h * atedomld ^ dWfe ^ ^^^ 'J % 1 W ¥ ^)^ rt tlLBi r dirisity iil ^ P ^«^

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1823, page 314, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1785/page/2/