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« mtl " : ^ ^ # m * S * tt nature , whose wg&ls are also regular ; neve * of any people not wholly UiiAfroas , whom prudence , or iio more but human sense would kive better guided when they first
created kings , than so to nullify and tread to dirt the rest of man . kind , by exalting one person and his lineage , without other merit locked after , but the mere contingency of a begetting , into an absolute and unaccountable dominion over them and their posterity .
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No . XLH * Wives . Beza and others say that difOtce was granted , not for men , bat to releaae afflicted wives . Palpabty uxorious ! Who can be
ignorant that woman was created fm mm , and not man for wo * mm I' and that a husband may W injured as insufferably in marjiagoas a wife ? What an injury it it after wedlock not to be
beloved , what to be slighted , what to be contended with in point of tause-rule , who shall be the bead ; and not for any parity of 'wisdom , for that were something reasonable , but out of a female
pride ? / suffer not , saith St . P » nl the 'woman to usurp auto-Tity over the man . If the apostle could not suffer it , into what * tould is he mortified that can ?
Sokmon saith that a bad wife is to her hu $ band as rottenness to fyxtynef ^ a continual dropping . ° * tt * r iwtil in the cornet 6 f , the * Wtoliopt : : pr . in the wilderness , J M > VW * . tucfc a one . tyk ** * J *^ . < icn ^ hideth ike wind * and ^ V ^ ^ fMMm ^ c ^ fik tk ? t tke •""* <^ nnot bear . If the spirit
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of God wrofe sach &ggtw&&om as these , and ( as may be guest by these similitirdesy counsels the man rather to divorce than to li ^ e with such a coHeague ; and yet on the oiher side expresses * nothing of I he wife ' s sufferings with a bad husband : Is it not most likely that God isr his law had moro
pify towards man thus wedlocked ^ than towards the woman that was * created for another ? The same spirit relates to us the course which the Medes and Persians took by occasion of Vashti , wbos ^ r meer denial to come at her
husband ' s sending , lost her the being Queen any longer , and set tip s * wholesome law , that every man should bear rule in his own house * And the divine relater shews u »
not the least sign of disliking what was done ; how should he , if Moses long before was nothing less mindful of the honour and pre-eminence due to n * at >!
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GLEANINGS ; OR , SELECTION ! AND REFLECTIONS MADE 1 T 9 A COURSE OF GENERAL HEADING , No . CXXXIX . Daniel De Foe an Unwersalis t *
Daniel De Foe was educated and continued through life in the profession of an orthodox Nonconformist . Nor did he escape the imputation of being even an enemy to religious liberty . It has however been conjectured ifi
the following passage , by Di * . Kippia , that the author of Robinson Crusoe might possibly be dis * posed to softerit the rigors of Calvinism , on ope essential * p « iint . * " Many ^ ^ l ? £ l ? X ° * natttr ** sentiment occuFFErTtBtrinson Cruioe ' a man Friday , and lham i *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1813, page 657, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2433/page/33/
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