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would ekdiife w TOS ^ p ^ i ^ bensions and all the alarais ' 6 f th ^ wis e and the goQcl . TO « gr # t pnHciples of freedom , gftmifered ipgeiher out of the mighty w ^ eckd lot the Revolution , seemed to hayife beett "ftiH ^ re cognized and established on a lasting foundation ^ but in a moment of false and fatal security they have been under *
mined , arid civil and religious tyranny are already shouting over their ruins . The # forming spirijt had _ spread through a great part of Christendom , before it wad openly proclaimed and honoured by those illustrious advocates whose names are connected with its most splendid early triumphs . In the love of which to be
learning , began cultivated in Europe , tlie Reformation found its mightiest ally . Leo the Xth . scarcely suspected that he was the great patron of those heresies against which he f ^ minated his loudest anathemas ; but > fe . m&y salely as ^ i ^ t , that for one heretic alarmed into recantation by , the terrors o ^ hi ^ hulls , he made a hundred by his patronage of literature : * and while the progress
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of civilisation on the ope hand broke the fetters of spiritual bondage and ted oiiVtii Protestantism and reform , these in their turn , and as a natural
# e-action , destroyed the bid aiid barbarotts notions whicli ^ ld i > i ah in p $ - litical servitude and slavery , and taught him to standJeriijt " 'ffi * Me energy arid strength of civij ^ Bfertgr . Th ^ ie tivo positions , that thd triumphs of Protest ^ nism have been and are greatly , depeujifint on the extension of knowledge and civilization , and that its progress must promote the cause of genuine freedom , are singularly
corroborated by the present situation of France . * Since the period when the orthodox and infallible arguments of " sword and guii" had established the principles of •* legitimacy /* and a hundred and fifty thousand armed men had philosophically and satisfactorily demonstrated that nations are in reality nothing better than the appendages of royalty , the mejre trappings of a coronation robe , or the animals which adorn a magnificent national estate , grazing ttierevby the ^ ufiferance of the kingly possessor , something , as giving
and . exclaimed , " O that I could have converted thee V Ad Maronis mausoleum Ductus , fudit super eum Piaerorum lacryinaB . f Quem te , inquit , reddidisaem Si te ^ viyu m inveni ^ sem Poetarum maxime !
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1820, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2489/page/1/
