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take respectful notice of the Christian Register , -which -has lately received an augmentation of strength in the editorial department The Unitarian Advocate , the Teacher's Manual , and the Liberal Preacher , continue to deserve liberal patronage .
The Unitarian Book and Pamphlet Society has pursued its'path of usefulness without noise or ostentation , but with advantage to many who are indebted to it for a more thorough acquaintance with our opinions and the arguments on which they rest , than they could else have obtained , la the two years of the existence of this Society , 8058 tracts and pamphlets have been issued from its Depository .
A more active correspondence has been maintained with England than in previous years . The letters of Unitarians in Great Britain contain expressions of strong interest in ' ouraffairs . The progress of religious sentinietft in America is carefully observed by ijbem * our writers are treated with respect , and a disposition is manifested to strengthen the 'ties of fraternal sympathy . As advocates of the
same great principles , and equal lovers of 'religious liberty , l however we may differ on questions of less moment , it is thought to be our duty to cultivate towards them feelings of Christian affection . The late triumph of justice over prescriptive power , of -good sense over timid bigotry , and of dispassionate feeling over heated prejudice ., has called forth in that land , and should awaken in oufs , sincere delight .
In Bengal , circumstances have interrupted the services that had' been undertaken for the direct inculcation of Unitarian ' Christianity . Springs have , "however , ( been * put in motion in the higher class of natives , which , it < an scarcely be doubted , will hereafter produce a wide and visible change in the faith o ( f Hiadostan . -An acquaintance with the literature of England will be the roe » ne of religious as well as of intellectual improve men t .
In Madras , William Roberts , a seifeducated native , is . zealously engaged it * instructing rhi s > country men in the simple gospel of Chrbt , It may gratify some to learn that , m a detter just received from him , he-0 peaks of his intention to translate into Taurol the second tract of the first series published by the Association ,
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AflLJ . N . is mistaken as to Robin son ' h History and Mystery of Good Friday being out of print . It may be h ^ d at a very cheap rate , and in any quantity . Communications have been received from Rev . T . Davis ( forwarded taMr . Wood ) ; A . E , ; A .. B . ; Philatefthea ; Hieroninius ; Caatigajtor ,. &c
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entitled , ** One Hundred Scriptural Arguments for the Unitarian Faith . " Having thus presented a sketch of their proceedings , and of prominent facts belonging to the occasion , the Committee close their Report with the hope that the topics suggested will afford matter not only for useful thought , hut for a ( free and earnest discussion . Such discussion
they desire should characterize the present meeting . This anniversary may be made highly beneficial by exciting the minds of those who prize the same gospel of truth and peace , and desire that it should " have free course and be glorified . " The effect is not confined to this evening nor to this city . An impulse is given that is felt widely , and from these meetings the Committee anticipate that no inconsiderable benefit will result in future years . All which is ~ respectfully submitted .
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In the press , and will appear early in November , a new Annual , upon a more enlarged and splendid scale than any hitherto attempted . It is entitled " The Landscape Annual ; " and will be published by Mr . Jennings * embellished with
26 highly-finished line engravings , conducted by Mr . Heath , from drawings by Prout . The first volume will embrace the Tour of Italy and Switzerland . The literary department has devolved upon Mr . T . Roscoe , the editor and proprietor of the " Juvenile Keepsake . "
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The Juvenile Keepsake , vol . the 2 nd , is nearly ready . for publication . The illiis- * tratione , consisting of eight beautiful line engravings , are conducted by Mr . Heathwith con tributioim from the most esteemed writers .
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Dr . Bahham has in the press "An Introduction to Greek Grammar , on a New Plan . " This is a small and compendious work , intended for teaching the elements of the language in a much simpler and easier mariner tban is presented in any other work of the kind . It is especially adapted for those whose principal design in studying Greek is to read the New Testament in its original tongue , ft may be used without any previous ao quaintance with Latin .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1829, page 744, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2577/page/72/
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