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a nqw $ 3 *** ia tl * e history of religious
The w $ t * PJs of the state religion % n % lm mg * t wUp WWW to l * aye taken for tl *< £ r e ^ einplara t ^^ jyoathy models < rf ft »^ for iigWQHs Pppfw ^ tf * Philip , if , m& Iw aIV ,, f ^ deiMjy expected th& tfceir inquisitorial piror
ceedings w < m \ fl 4 etcr the people * fjrp m following their pastors ; and that by cutting off the jne * n $ of e < Jueatio # , they should ^ pfcuaJly precept a Recession of f&le wi ^ ia ^ ers ffopa xi $ ing up to vindicate their cause . Jn both these respects they were disappointed .
Persecution made confirmed en ^ ane 8 of some tfe&t might have been fn ^ od s * aad gained ' oftftft ' fyqm a yripcipjs of eojnpas ^ Qn & > t }^ distressed $ exem - plifying a cpn > aiQu obHer ^ ation , that a jeligi ^ ii ^ quiSs ^ ; ga c > p $ wUeij stitn u-Ia ^ e 4 fey oppooViWif X » &e the ancient
» polQ | ris * 9 jtH : C ^ i ^ Wity , ^^ ir ^ a ^ rth wg under tfee yo ^ ^ f tl # H ^ athea ^ mperors ^ n ?^ wy 9 f tfce m ^ naployq 4 their pjritv ^ cy ift wrftiag yjgdicatipi ^ qf the < 'Uiiae fi > r wUicJi they sufifer ^ d ^ a ^ 4 the «« fda » 4 ^ biUty wbic \ i thejr hrogg ^ to ihe ^ odk y hyad # cpyisid ^ aWe effiect Uoth i » deari ^ g t \ k < &r own conduct
and ia tfpnfiniung tte people in th ^ principles for which they qontendjed As m ^ oy pf the NpuGonfo ^ ijaipg clergy were nxeu Qf learning aad tajents , au 4 ttad acted as tutors in the universities , Utey vyere \? $ eU qi ^ piijSieU for ^ i ^ peiw-r tendents of ^ qad ^ m ^ , Vfrjii ^ h they uo . w in ^ jtitfcitefi , Wfibf-foT their aup
port . and partly : for tfe ^ p ^ rpQBe qf traitii ^ ! u p ip iqi ^ erii ipl ^ should a £ VJWfw ^ l&e sMr places , ywl be ^ iwfiaub of p ^ rp ^ tuat ^ ag ^ cau ^ e whicl they oo ^ id ^ red t ^ to ? tfep * # f tmKk wd pfo $ y ? _ J ?^^§ i ^ ttkfog teacfed ^ o mucb tQ a ^ npiy &&& ¥ f 4 Yftf ¥ M ^ ^ iUfilr ^ wV > yjQa # 9 * in AW ^ waij , ja # ij
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wee ©» w t ^ ft i tft , Jfte ;| ft ^ o ^ i | Jpp % w ilw ^ ^ vboft &b § jp ^ &tfieaj ^ j ^ d ^ n ^ the Nonconfor ^ w ^ J ^ pam ^ / £ xm 1 w & > wr * m&inteflQ& ^ Qf Avwfbiv m&i&u * - dfcliUfcd to ittyw ^ y pfoe A < $ # f TG ^ fef ^ ' W ^ P ^ M Rmv ^> lll ^ » m T ^^ mmm ^ mfor ^ m &ubim \ f Wj ? &m mwMe * mm fawmw
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[> enevolence ao . u $ i 9 gJe-tearte (| UL ^^ th ^ t unfi tt ed h ^ to pfey thp ^> © f even to ooutroui tke fa $ j <) ij ^ . 4 w >^ T ? his
ti 9 a of his subjects , , t ^ ad mewa been equal to his iaclinatM > n > he wo ^ itd feave put an enii tf > s ^ l | KwSt& ^ f # < U ? - t ^ ii ^ ctiop 3 upcm account of r ^ J ^ ion ^ being wU satisfied Iwthof their iip-, policy aad injustice . JBitf ; the power
of the jcrovvo , when U m ^ ht 1 $#$ beept beneficial to tke pepple , if ^^ greatly dunipishfi ^; ^ 4 ^ PP ^ wil inflije ^ e qf K 4 ^ gWUli ? M | i 1 « W ^ Krc ^ l y sufiSc ^ eat ^ protect the N ^ iconforrnia . ts fro nx
persecution . In l ^ e fi > llw ? iiig x ^ W ^ r the tnaaster stalked abroad with a firmer step , and had nearly succeed ^ in bringing back the fta , Uon to the same atate of prije ^ tcraft an 4 slavery , froiu which it had been redeemed by
the ' kindly genius of K 3 ng WilIiAip * , But t fe % 4 es * th qf ^ i ^ efi Apnq ^^ yed tfye natjo ^ a f ^ q na tliia oatas |; ropne ^ and ttjp Dissenters from their fearful 3 ijtu ^ ion . V | n ^ fre interval between tU ^ Revoju'\ iqn and tjjip a ^ qe ^ sipn of tjhe House 9 ^ JH ^ nftv 4 rt ^ Nipi ^ bii ^' fDU ^ co ^ tinnpJ trk maintain tnaf ! r ^ anArtahllitiK
of character vvjiich chaJLlengea ajad ppocurpd jtne i ? ea ^ eat of their afjversa ^ ries . A few of t ^ he BsMrtholoqi ean
confessprs stijl continued upon tl ^ e Mage ^ jo givp cpituiteAance to their younger brethren ' an , d tlie rising ^ ejn ^ ftt ^ qn o % ministers , ^^ hjo bad reeved a liberal
education , continued with nearly t ^ same success t ] % p dz $ \ gm qf th ^ c m ^ decesaors . Many ot thep w ^ re tjiejuc aona in bloo ^ l a ^ well as in tb ^ fedth ; wey
possessed of ^ olid le ^ -imig were able advocates of the cause titejr hatj ^ j ^ used , a ^ s well ^ of th / s couiinoa OAristianlty . By tl ^ eir judicicius te-r haurs ip the pu ^ pijt , th (^^ p # > j * a Jqpi * ^ r ^ ctiops in priv ^^ e , t ^^ r ^ tteflttipft ^ rpi ^
to c ^ te ; c ^ iQal ex , $# cl ^ eqr valuable productions Jrfiw WPfflfti ^ ^ lao 1 ) 7 ^ eir ^^^§ W R ^ ft ^ M ^ ^ jiug a learRecJ Bjim& | tRjr , 4 feqr ; % ppf alive the « in ^ r ^ p f ^ jq ^^ xm ^ a ^ jl ^ 9 ^ H \»^ 4 Jo * ft < Wi # \ m ^ m wnppp $ mwy ® mp * b wey $ m xwm tpivsm * <»^ ww ** f * i # p mp ^^ p ^ p Tif i ^ itt ^ k | W ^ H ?« W V ^ WWMWr ic ^ ug . a ^ fj ^ u ^ ftt ^ nti ^} 5 .. jgf tjj ^ y . w ^^ . WfiU ^ lWr .-. ;¦» ; ; . „> / r iW » * p 9 » tei &t * m& wtm mm
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1823, page 345, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1785/page/33/
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