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      erf j apd td tegn&d the prfesefit pdmt ^ trH fef t *« We fcd ^ ocates f > f £ feri iifate patf io tietay ^ f those e £ * m * trtestflf political vit'tue ^ wbitfh post f

      ag ^ s afforded . . 4 j If the preceding intelligence stould be acceptableto ^ ofcr correspondent , or interesting to any n > f Vour reader ^ it will gratif y > Sir , v- - -: ¦ : . ¦ • Yout hs respectfully , JOSHUA TOULMIN /

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      $ he R eformation a precedent qj Reform * Stnj May Hvi 811 * Tire article ( p , 163 . ) ^ rilitted The Reformation u pree&tfiti : 6 f jfte / tfm * renritiaed ^ jroe ^ of a short pieces which might deserve to 51 ccornpany it , as expressive ot toe sa me 1 IBeral sen ti in en tjs , ? j iifiean tttie arfrfressof Mr . Rob [ n $ pn the father x > f the Ihdtepeh 3 e ) riu , koItis

      church , on their departure to become tfee first settlers in ^\ L & **§ r larid . 'this ' churth cohsistea of Puritans who had taken fefuge in Holland from the tyr ^ iiriy of the Star-Chamber . I quo te from " The KewSJngiarid Chronology ^ print * .

      eel at Bosto n ^ 1 ^ 06 ^ tXe foliowuig accb&titj copied from fhe original Journal ^ of the iirbt or PUmQuih col&ny y *

      •*? 16 &O . About 21 ^ ul y the Endisfe voyagers at %$ yden 9 leave thaj : ctjy wner 6 they had Jived Bfcar l ^^ ars . ; being a ^ coiitpanfed by nac ^ st of tlieir br ^ th i ^ n tb

      $ elphdia $ m , ywfcfife thet r ship lay ready , ahi spndry came from Am ^ terdatrit ^ to sec them shipped Hnd take tbeir leave . T ^ ey spend tliat night in friendly , entertaining and Chtistiani ccljriy 0 rse . Ancl foly 52 , the wind being faiF w ^ go aboUrd , their ftietxfe atteiidifig

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      tbem ; At tbdlr P ^ ng ^ 'Mr Robiiisfjb falling dowrr ^ ^ n ^ ' kn ^ e ^ r and they -nil w ^ him ^ lj wilh watry che ^ ^ cww ^

      them with most fervent \ p « ayer ^ God ) ¦ « incl then vifith m&tujti ^ braces and many tears they . take their liave ^ an <| ^ 'ith ^ p ^> ^ ^ gale e # me to Southampton ; w ^ fe they find the bigger ship fro m Lou . do » , Mr . J&nef , master , with tJi >

      resj of . the company , v / ho kM been waiting there with Mr * Gnshnan , seven days * f 00 pounds sterliag ar £ lmd oMt at So ^ Aa ^/ o ^ ^ they Catty abo ^ t 1700 : poanck v ^ en ^ te vrtCh th ^ ta /'( N . aebn » . i . 70 * ^ , M / J' : - ¦ : 1 . * - : mi : » „ / f

      . ; Mr- IlobinSo » s . A ^ Jips pd ^ ^ flfejCting occasioa , w ^ s in the following terms : — - . , rt ' v . 5 p-ir ; -, ^ S itisTH «? Eir | : « rfe vane 4 iow qtiickly t ^ ^ part from Mir abolW , aittf whetfce ^ I t » f ^ yrev ^ hValo ^ your face oil earth any m > te , \] M Qod ^ if ^ emen ^ nly Mmihi flit whether the IiQf ? d hftijh appoiiAlJ ihat , oi- 110 ^ J ^ Bb ^ ge | ro 4 4 « ftee GoS aiid hi * bfessed ; iog # ^ Wl

      you foHdw ^ mte ; . no ^ Afftktv . 4 « i you fejave 66 ea > iMl&ilM"AttiMil Jesus CfcirisL r- . : - . ¦^¦ ¦ ' ¦ : « Mf Gfod reveal any ^ Kmiito ^ j l > y ^ ny tdthfeF ^ i ^ faja ^ n ^**** ^ s r ^ ady ^ o jeceivp it- ih « ew y < ii iwije to Snec ^ i > e-a » iy t ^^ ' % f

      irfitilatry ; foir I ^ m ^ Yerily ^ ^ iad 0 * i I am vefilj ? cotiMtot v l&d iias Ifeore t ^ A # ft ^ tew foyiV-out of his hoiy . *** ¦¦ " *^ i ^ y |> art > I cannot ? ttffirf ** Ly «• w 6 il ^ ie conditi on ofttta ^ fcatfi

      churchy who am came : ^* P ^ riod ih tettgion , urn * « W " -g * r present ^ ttb Ai ? lb * r ^ tlAa ** £ Sruments of theu-reform ^ The Lutfe ^ ans ^^ be , ** JjJ go UVonif What ^ othcr *^ JJJs ever part of hi * wiU ^ i ^

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1811, page 658, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2422/page/18/