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Wftb " . respect . to .. ^ .: a ^ kp ^ exercises of Christian beneficpn ^ *^ he discovered less of lit ^ n ^^ s % f partiality to those of bis ownyiewf than most men I ever knew , H «
bad indeed , formed a very exte ^ siveacquaintance amongst different classes and denominations of Chrife * tians and had acquired , by h ^ liberal and friendly ^ pirift a large share of general respect among&l them all . J : i
It . i& well known * that thougla descended from a mem ber ^ of ^ tfe g established churcji , He . was n&t only a docided but a strenuculi noncdnf 6 rmist-va dis $ enter ^ ^ pr ^? ' perly speaking , from princip le ^ Indeed , the most popular worM
be ever published , ^ hicb , hadj t ^ f greatest spread , and perhaps pr ^ duced the greatest effect , wer ^ ^ fj the subject of dissent from 4 h $ established church . Yet , ttougb he treated the subject wUlfc \ :: ] $ & firmness of a man , and the fakfe ^ fulness of a conscientious Cbtfa *
tian ; nevertheless , bitterness ^ q ( J wrath , and illiberally , canopy justly beaitributed to Lira towards the established churph P ^ hi $ country , its ministers or mem ber ^ as an evidence of which , it : ^ f | i
pears that he was upon as intimate terms of friendship \ vitH v and n $ highly respected by , many UtQSJt respectable clergymen , and priv ^ tt members of the establishment ^ as any dissenting minister in thf kingdom . , h
As an author i bis works ; lmv # been numerous , though not very voluminous ; and a coo ^ idembl ^ proportion of them not altogether original - compositions * b&t com * pilationa , and abridgments $$ nlhm writings of others . Mom < &Mi&m fM ^ S ?^ iW » 8 * Pi ^ ttO * treatises on metaphysical subjects ,
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1814, page 75, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2437/page/3/
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