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4pA K jW os ^ ^P^» ,s£lf.cti,o^s and ^^ EqTIO^f S ^A^ J^ .I^r.A GOVRSE O^^E N^I^/Mf MBAJOI^O* . .,1, i. a MBM^^M^MiHHiM . f ' ¦
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No . CCLXXIXc . 'Xi ' oj ?> - ,. Early Quakers U ? iitaii&ml + ** / Mky ' - * Athenian 31 erc ? tn / } u } » *;^ ^ Whether the early Quffl ^ i % ijf t §; * Unitarians is a purely Iw ^^ iri ttjf ^ qlw ^' don : — Unitarianisin is neither the
better nor the worse for tJ » fcPcfetermination of it : nor needs thie V ) pthi < sWfef the "founders of Quakerisiri tei ' ihfa * - ence the |> resent Quakers . ' . TH ^ &A Quakers had simplicity and setvse-tfnd 1 a love of liberty , but none of thes *^
any more than their relrgkinigr ^ iif ^ i * * pels , are hereditary . ' '* ' : 'f ** iSii Abundant facts may be pMdiic ^ y to shew that the Quakers-jr it' + FittMWr * asp - Were accounted and desbtibefcm * - Unitarians . Some of th ^ Wtti 4 *** < procTuced in our volumes ^ Wi dhttft : -
brmg forward another proof . In that , trtost ^ singular peripdwil work , the Atheiiton * MercUru pnblfe « ed | hy J . Dun ton ; l 6 yi , ? n M \ fr , ' 1 ^ aih * Number containins ; a fbli < 9 Mlf ^ sKMd ™
there is , Vol . IH . No . 5 »^ , tfhe » foMtftv *^ ing question fThe object oF tBte i 0 « l # ' ^ is to resolve uH the inbii i&e'MidCtrMmto ^ questions pr 6 yifsea % y ' - / h * ^ hhenioi&yil' ' * " Sui 5 |> o $ e - a Jdw , 1 i ' 'MdUSA A ^ Ms ^^ Church of Englaflfl fAfan f a ^^ ^ As ^ - tist , a Quaker attJjr a Mu ^ gleWiiiin' ; all living tog ^ WeV ii ^ ^ H ^^^ om ^ ^ peaceably and tfccbWittg « tft ^ r ^ own principles :-Ahajy ^ tljW ^ ^ ot" «! "
expect happiness after VhijT ^ lifc ^* ^ The Athenian Cliib \ Wl ^ frH ^ ftMtt ^ tii answer all * questions , W < £ H $ fheyiiighF ^ as Tieaven M - br deep as ^ yH'V' Adrii ««| - ' ^ ' theiftcinpcr , by ^ th ^ m S ^ 'd ^^^ l their bracuTar ^ ' respbn ^^ vjif ^ ** 4 h »« u pitA ? the QUerist ffM ^ rfot ' ftu ? 'W ^ <* iin : VW / V ^ 3 r to& to hive- "MaalMifc&p- a perfect number" They then proceed
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, ¦ ,, f- i-, jti : - > " > ¦ i ' ¦ ' ¦> i r , , i ! ,, jsro .-GGi ^ xlViis -.. . ^ r r , / # ? - Greatness in Death * . . Thflttgjiisinking uader the accumulated ^ pnessure of adv&ncing 'agey as vveif ^ MP of disease ahd ^ ftrnnty , Maria Thhbsa * < Em press- » of * © eruiany ) retwneda = he ; possession of all her faculties nearly « oicbe last inoi % i $ ? rts of tier life . Region : and resignation smoothed its close .--Qnly a ^ « hort time '• before . she breath'ddJber ilast , having apparently fallen into a sort of insensibility and her eves beingtcid ^ edjvotieiof the ladies neiar her person ^ iri reply to an hioulfy made respecting the" state of the Empre $ s , ansvvered Uiat her Majesty seepied to ; fe ^ isjeef ) . \ M > , replied she , / could sl * fyJ ?> % wHVA ^ fe ^^ ^^ ¦»• **«* IuW ftfstyfe yffc nfctifippfv&sh of depth , < wd l 0 i $ HkpUwp Wy $ f $ f fo . he syppvizedby hm m my slefip .. Jmkh to meet my dissolution awake . „ u ? . M , - ^ > WraxaU ^ ' iiis ^ > lei » oim ; I : 364 , 5 . y of % \ i ijiPi * - v ' 4 ' . -I >
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No . CCLXXVIII . The < King ! &iKiewofthe Sacrament . iTowaMMs thte' end of the month of January , 1805 , at a time when he ( A * "PMem : K ) ng Oe 6 . III . V was y >« ch occupied in preparations for the InstA HttionVt ^ e Knfe of the tiar-* r , destined to taU i ? , pla ^ c oi \ ib ^ ap-^ nile conversi ng on the subject with some persons of high rank , at Windsor - , ?? . S ^« i ^ FWtt * Hobl « Axa « dieswsdly ^ wMby Hi « f ^^ ir , saicf •«? ,- ^^ W Rt ^ be « ^ e ^ kni ^ htai fioWf . me ^ ni ^ l » iiiAtnl | rat aobtigecl / to > take ithe n S ? 1 * ^ W' eepetiionyK ' i ^^ g ^ o bW'tias ^ nwidly aia ^* e been t ^^ W » W ^ Ai ^ &tetf dr h ft ^ nlotY ^ rhafn J W ^ fcikWithfe question in a rtian-W ^ tfcbfe « f imp l ^ h ^ any' levity 6 r ^ " ^ erence . Nev ^ raicl ^ ss , his Majesty
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1816, page 595, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2457/page/31/
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