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Jiirts $ of iHeUepiiHcs 1793 . At a meeting of the Deputies and Delegatesfrom the Protes , taot Dissenters of England and
Wales , appointed to obtain the Repeal of the Test-Laws ; at the K ^ He * 4 Tavern % the PduL toy , London , on t&e 2 § th of May ,
ip : \ p WtaiAl ^ 5 MtTti , tis < £ M . R Wtfie Chain ' " Resolved unanimously , - • • , - ' . •¦" " ., .. :. f ¦ >• <; .. : , . .. ¦ That the chairman be desired bum the following Addres $% a « d
that the same he printed * x 1 DDRES 8 TO ? 1 I& PROTEST ANT MsSENtERS OF £ N * £ AND ANDWAtES . We , the Deputies and Delettteg ftom the Protestant Dissent
« ftof £ n |[ landand Wale » , appoint-< 3 to obtain the repeal of the M 14 ^ embrace the opportu-^ crfjhe adrtournment of our ^ HffS for this ye * r , again to * Wre $ s our constituents on the pfat objects which so intimately * Mn \ heni . rP ^ fik C 9 nvineed that every WJC subject iu equally entitled to H ^ Atjieiiance of Government 2 !^ pt ^ tectio n ^ f the la ^ %$ &l i ^ feuc ^ not opinions , M ^ 4 ? wpeir .. ' oj ^ e cto o ) f d iMiual - Mioti and punishment , we * nave J ^ H R U > tenc ^ > iir ifiiplica ^¦ tfe repeal pf tfeSest
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Laws , in the course of the preserit session ; because while the attention of the nation was fixed on the late momentous crisis of public affairs , and the time of the Legislature ingrossed by cdnsitleration «
of the highest and most immediate importance , we were unwilling * even by claiming diir just rights , to give our enemies atx occastoa to propagate the foul calvirany which has been rais « d , that th « Dissenters are hoslil eta the
constitution of tbetr cowitry * - It is with the greatest satiirfiM : tion that we « flect on the cou ^ duct observed fey tbc Oissdnttis , « t a time when a rtmltitude of cir ~ cumstances combined to oppress
thera - In those parts of the country where tHe stbtm : bas raged with such violence ^ ii § Al most to compel rtfany of *> our' birethreix to make a public ^ ieclaratioRiof thei i political principles , they : have not sought peace and safety by
4 my cowardly iaban donment of their just claisns or by any base submission ; but , on the Contrary , have pubiicly avowed their con * stitutional opinions , Hn language becoming , free and enlightened citizens .
It is , perhaps ^ here , important to observe , that the liberty * t if the press is peculiarly interesting to the Dissenting body ; for , unless
the press be free , vain will it be for us to expect even thecotitihuance of the civil rights which w now possess , much less the attainment of those of which we have
so long been unjustly deprived * It is Uy discussion alone that we can hope to produce that general con ^ viction of the propriety of oUr claims , which will insure tfceir success * 7 Weliavc * with pleasure , recently
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Address of the Deputies , lfpS . 5 Sl
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1811, page 531, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2420/page/19/
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