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highly tnterestmg . We might -wkf Jdfiach on the evidence of the versions , and ^ n the particul ar cha racter ofwme of the manuscripts ; but as the subject : may lie uninteresting to most readers , we will conclude , taking the absence of the passage from many' -of the oldest ; and best manuscripts , especially those which contain most of the Alexandrian recension , and the varie ties bf expression in different copies which seem to prove it a translation , to be Sufficient grounds for most strongly suspecting , if not absolutely rejecting it * TO which opinion we concur with a great proportion of the most eminent crit « 0 Si . ] t ** t j \
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Art . \ N *~** Lettre du Comistoire de tiEgli&e , RjformSe de Lyon auw ( livers & ) nsi $ toires de VEglkes R 6-/ ffiH ^ lfi ^ W f Lyon . 1826 . Laettm ^ the Consistory of the He-% fo ^ me 4 Qhurch of Lyons to the different Consistories of the Ref < yme 4 . ' Churches ofFrance .
"ffc fafe& ? % tiei& hoped that the deep interest taken by the Protestant states of Europe k > , the vexa ^ pus and often fatal perseputiops to which the Protestants in the south of France were subjected soon afte ¥% e reWr&ibn of the Bourbon dyoasty ^ fetid the tne&swes of relief which were at * hat time ( extorted for them from
the government of Louis XVIII ., would , in future , have secured for these dissidents from the Catholic Church , the full and free exercise of their religion , under the sanction of the national law . Circumstances have , however , lately arisen which too clearly demonstrate that the spirit of intolerance has not yet been
effectually subdued in that portion of France , and that there are persons invested with a " little brief authority " who are ready to lend their official aid to repress every species of . dissent , and to restrict all public religious exercises to the worship of the national church . The pamphlet which is now before us , an authorized dfficial docnment , details
some new attempt a $ , persecution , which , if not at once met by the reprehension , of the public voice , and the infemP& ot W ritlesy triAy en < l itr ^ ry < &lfeiMtoh& cotiset | uem 4 s £ ¦ ^ We w *« hi * iovfia s ^ r ^^ Mirv 8 ^ fejfag , brethren , in A £ Iftitftyjftgt W ® MP thy-mi « 4 r f ^ f / ^ hW ^ SS
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tensive publicity to the interesting narrative of their wrongs . The consistorial church of Lyons comprehends several rural communes containing many Protestants , who , owing to the distance of their residences , are but seldom able to attend public worship in the city . At the solicitation of the Protestants of the commune of Tarare , one
of the pastors of Lyons was sent tQ officiate to them , and encountered some opposition from the , local authorities . Several other communes having united with Tarare in an application to have a pastor from Lyons to conduct public worship among them , the consistory , in order , as they say , to prevent any difficulties which might arise from a
misapplication of the laws , wrote to the minister of the interior , requesting him to apprize the authorities of the department that their worship and their ministers were entitled to legal protection . This request was acknowledged by the minister to be perfectly just , and he
communicated his opinion to the prefect of the Rhone . Intimation of this was given verbally by the prefect himself , who added , that if the consistory would only name the places where they wished to hold their religious meetings , he would take care to give the necessary Instructions to the mayors of the communes .
- < W places «{ were accordingly M mentioned , '' and no farther difficulty , was apprehend * ed ; when M . Claparede , w ^ ile performing divine service at , St . Consorce , ' was interrupted by the may 6 ^ of the c ^ mmune , who requested him td dissolve j the aneeting as being in violation of : the fflk article oC the penaj v co 4 e . I ^ moi ^ : HtPW * tW m * ^ BWWPW * formed that he . would , nave to answer ^ % t 4 afim ^^ ^ mmm ^^ ^ t m } ww ^ p-> ipe \ mto ) . tephtA , ttiJAkrthe article oi
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1827, page 601, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1799/page/49/
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