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, j&a ,. ^> «' - MrittngJW 1 ^® & -jnf . your te&Wvmber , fo ^ S y ] y ^ u 1 have twti <^ tlie ^ o ^ ttc * of tfee # & * ^ Am ^ t * -Sod ^ r ifc Harrietts' Bt ^ dings ^ Who , ^ ffer ^ fee neglect shewn tothelke Btefaop >« # Landaff during his life , are now indostrfetislt
circulating- Ms r tiAfeiliib $ ' £ pt $% ifif&r Bible , in reply * o 7 % <>» wr * JP ^ w ^; a perfoiraaRce WMcla I should ^ e inclined to pronounce , ^ except the title , almost faultless . Hearty xomcadfeg ^ Mi the Society , on / %£ * e * eeaskm , I fceg ¦ leave to correct « $ '< # nft # if i » m % tefea % Wfc
notice . H ^^ ife stated , Uyfa * m U Ung and sixpence ; % vfcereasi aitfeough the book contains 142 pages lSm ^> neatly printed <> n good p ap *^ , th 6 prfee is sixpence ^ vd ^ : 1 cSito ^ % M ^^^ ress my wishes that tM 6 wotk toay be read universally fey the risir ^ - g ^ eration , and that ev ^ n Christian divines would bestow upo ^ i * ^ D ^^^ ntion ; as w ^ may , perhaps ^ be « t > ar « d in fiiture the
pain of being told from the pulpit and the press , that ^ T tfcere ^ re few persons whose hearts we not <;^ ed in fngo&ji and who dare « peak ^ ifti ?* who wrfl not join UtibeBevers in one at least of their ^ ften j ^ od «« ed , and as often refuted objectless gainst revelation . Aether the author ^ of Hie lanmiaffe
alluded to meant to include Theopbilus Lindsey , Dr . Priestley , ami Dr . Jamie son , whose exx ^ eilent tract on < the ob jectiou hinted a , t , is in the list of the Unitarian Book i > ociety , must be left to himself to detenmne . Sttch ^
reflection on such men , i& only becoming one whose heart is doubly cased " in scepticism as well as bigot | y » # the ' So ^ tpfti *^ Pritrnm ^ Jpfcte tian Knowledge are circulating a ^ um ^ tar of ejttjelient tracts ^ at very low Prices , with the usual alk ) WMice to tfce tme . a Uk of the most po | jrid ^ t vyA ^ e ( ul may hot be imi ^ p ^ abie to some of yourreadem ^ ^ L Leslie ^ short and eaay Method vdth «» e Deists ; ^; ^ 'C ., ¦ Y J > - . . Leslie ' s i ^ tK of ^ Sar ^ itoltv db"wnstrate ^ lSil . ' " ¦ ™ * T ^ *" - : ' ¦¦ t 9 f * ° P ' IWllft ' -W ^^^ '*^ Trwh D ofC 3 « pffi ^ SCV ' . ' . » tto . ha&C&oTIfta . '";
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l ^ lj ^ Wfc Wtfa ^ baemr tions on the Bishbtt ^ rtodk ' s Trial ' of the Wft-Mo ^ ^ 6 f th ^ e tracts are femiKaT to the ^^ lit ^^ Hfei ^ t ^ « iei ? e ^ ^ fei Kcii ^^ : !*!!^^ yr- ' Si ^ ttMiMft ^^ fe
mwli i&strtirtian aiid entertainment , en reading ii when first published in my youthful daVs , and as it tnay be puraiased ft > r three half-pence , I cannot help recommending it to young
and old ,-rich and poor , not excepting eve ^ leaned divmes ,, I mean Bwhop M&fin # 8 ; Zt& $ er ta& ' r . Adam STmib ah his X / tJ ^ qf ^ avt $ ^ . ^ perusal « iay aot be : without 3 t » s »^ to those divines who may at any time feel inclined to tmdertake the ardnous
task of ** special pleading / ' on the behalf of Unbelievers , and of representing them , if not < juite , almost as honest , as sincere , and as excellent characters in the sight of God , las Christians ; and this , notwrth ^ tan < fing the very different character given them
Dy our saviour , so appropriate ^ quotea by one of your Correspondents on your last Nui ^ ber { p , 31 ) . To what he has said on thi 3 most important subject , I shall only add my fervent prayer , that those " special pleadings ^ »^ ty not ,-tof their unhappy effects on the minds of
young pei ^ ons more patticul * 5 % , be productive of the bitter ifriits dFt ^ wfnti ance in the mind of the author , wh os ^ talents , m generally exerted from the pulpit and the press , in the cause of Christianity , ( * in < l whose virtues adornr iotg . society , few persons admire « naore thaa myself ^ but who ^ I fear . ba be ^
putting ( town * with one faaod > part of wibat he had * o atoly btuftt « p wtththe other . " • • < - - '> ; - 'i ' * Wtohv&ptmmtbfc ^ mmin& Ohrhtian ffiotdetfgv , mid thfe numerous % t ^ s 0 ^ $ mi * # & . * & »^ # « ^ Mml ^^^ endeavours , hap ^ y , woul 4 it nave 1 ^ for t ^ ir own TOputfttion , an 4 « prthe cause « tf aui ? tiwity , h « id ; * && * .
^^^ ion ^ aiid hadthwjwM ^^^ wretched / hypocritical Athei *? ^ wu
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J / r . By ^ m ^ er on Modem h&dztity . 137
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vol . xv . t
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1820, page 137, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2486/page/9/
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