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learned aBd ^ fabttfe , iAMhfeiftb 6 | l of Camattempt to roister up a "&f&&mtreiigioB by prosecution ^ ^^^^^^^ ^ sh § ' ^^''^ u ^ m M m ^ < ^ rf ^ mmmM mmw ^ $ me , if ^ Jm ^ w ^ fm ^ Mim ^ dhia twi 7 uuii , *
«* uu ^» s , . u » uv . w ;« ^ wwa ^ ever to constrain his subjects m na ^ tterd of reli . giqo , ^ stating that no hum ^ n power can force the impewetfahle entrepcbments of the freedom of the mind . YJolenceThe adds , can never persuade . men ; it 4 idy makes hypocrites . When kings interfere
in matters of reli ^ oii , inatead of protesting her , they reduceh £ r to slavery . Gave to atf , then , ciFp liberty ; bw # as regarding every thing ad * indifferent , but as enduring with patience what ( Sod permit ^^— Pp . g / 9-
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JkAx ^ tthU-lCteercibn im propagating defending , and supporting ( ftf \^ mit ^ sm" ^^ ms ; mfak to 60 in direct' Opposition Mto hW ^ te&ch ina - " ^^ J ^ ^ fih ^ rtf **® / aurf , Jirtwery Ijan ^ rJLpndon , on T&vmmt * MmMhi ^^ W ^ the supporters and Frwms of the , JJj&tarim Fumti By BusSeH Scoff :
12 mo . pp . 40 . Hunter and Eaton . f * ^ TbU riaii n ^ riWife ^ tih 4 ^ ^ JL uiiderstand . w with Blo \^ , ^ ays Or , tff ) 1 rtui , yx ^ 0 TO % wnicih Mr , Scott has very a { my inserted as a motto to
hjts discourse ^ * 'thaiB > beat down a castle with syllogisms , " Yet this is one of the last truths which commtii& > tied , and even Christian communities , ieftrcL Mr . Scott ha ^ , therefore , seasonably borne his testimony to the rational character and merciful spirit
© f the gospel ; and , in so doing , has virtually pleaded the cause of the Unitarian Fund , the object of which is to promote that truth which is in alliailce with charityy ^ nd by the means solely o ( argument and persuasion .
The preacher ' s text ( JLuke xiv . 23 ) \ va « once the war yyhoop of bigots and Inquisitors , and an instrument of deadly persecfufrion . Jfayle wrote a confide * rable v ^ drk t < k ^ liM 'fjfbm ^ ifafr . hands $ SS ^ WfW . ; 9 o destructive « . % veapo « , Truth has at length tnumphed , and it
would now be a ^ eoimted ridfcukms , if not worse , ; to mve the words of GhrifeC » a Ba ^ ction of th ^ ttoiable praetiiob of chaining or destroying meti ' g bodies forthie gmd of thrfr ^ ib . Mr . Scott amply explains and illustmr ^ th ^ passa ^ er aiid bdldly expo ^ ^ ^^ ffi ^^ iM ** & the tang ^ mge 6 f me wrjfer before VMHlkri- pwWw no ^^ m , Hu ' ^ T ; ' . ¦ ¦ ¦ 77 ^ TTi ? ninnrT ? 77 rrj ^ t N % ' JrJfcttft ^* SAlVb ^ tiht ^| iM | lilflPaft ^ % f ^ ll > " ^^ - *'
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Art . IV . —The Means of dolnsr Good 24 mo . pp . 212 . Printed and Sold by G . Nicholson , Stourport . \\ TE wish the editor or publisher Tf of this little volume who has
gctot ft to tra , h&d suppliM wi with the name of a London bookseller of whom ir w $ toj ^ mifrw mwwk recoi ^ e ^; % |^ qu > readers , jft ij fail , of huti ^ nity , and conj ^ ms invalu able ^ im ^ ls , espmftlly for the poor and the young . 7 # 0 £ Individual HKtoiftess / v the
compiler uays ^ . M Movir va&i , how ineAfeclimt are Ikut m <*! Hi £ t which rmtiAin ^ employ to atlain hapf ^ fwj , When I rtfoc ^ on those t *> lento in men which ^ t them for important a £ M ^ m ^ m ^ courts and camfMf ; wtott ^ lo ^ as the soul of the body politic ttW as the J |? f < M i W *^ ^^ 2 ^^ ^ * ^ j 2 ' heaping ^ i *^ & , ^ : A . * M >* - ' ^^ w > ^ ^ .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1820, page 548, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2492/page/48/
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