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pr ^ a ^ hed : former by Rev . n K ^ nji : iClt ^ ii |? om ^ J ) an . vi . 5 , ou ' * the Causes ap ^^ ti . i ^ ita ^ aud Effects of Iotoler ^| e ^> r J ^ eligipn ; ?> the othet * ^ by the U ^ . ^ liQiu ^ s JBoweu , from Acts xvii . 11 , Qji f » i ^ e , , taent | ty of genuine Protestantisija wt | j | : W ^ 3 eijt from the Characteristic JDactrine , &c . of the Established
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number before ' this time . Itwi 31 bie commenced immediately . It will be coftfiued to biography of Unitarians distinguished for their services or their characters , and while exhibiting the efficacy of our faith in examples drawn from real life , will afford instruction and
virtuous incitement to the reader . Four numbers , published at intervals of three months , will make a volume , worthy of a place io our libraries , aod permanently valuable . The members of the Association will not be entitled to this series by virtue of their subscription ; its continuance , therefore , will depend oq the sale , which again will be determined by the desire that may be felt to possess a course of profitable and interesting
works . —The publication of the second series of tracts was suspended , and has been only lately resumed , as the belief that a series , cheaper in price and more simple in character than the first series , would be popular , has not been confirmed . A tract of this kind will , however , be occasionally issued . Since the last Anniversary eleven new tracts have been printed ,, and new editions of four others .
The agency was transferred last September to Messrs . Gray and Bo wen , whose interest and activUy hav ^ giveja a new impulse to this branch of our operations . Soou after their appointment other business le&fi&r ^ Gf&y to undertake a journey through the southern am *
Astern States , from ^ wbiclt ! he / : fcp& >( jas& returned , having spent seven mouths in ia tour , along * ttoe ? Atlantic coasts cheuceJfco New Orleans , anti * by the c&lffcsissippi and the Ohio to r liak 0 Erie , aoctthence across the State of New York ; Thiougti this whole Boute he made it one df his
principal objects to establiBH ^ agGucies and depositories ^ inf which he was \ rery successful . Our publications will liotor be
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Arti ^ ft < C ( m Unitarian Assoviatwn . Fifth Anmuil Meport , read at the Anniw&mry rjieid at Bq&Ioh , May 25 , 1830 . The Fifth Anniversary assembles the member ® of this Association under
circunistatiees of peculiar promise to the £ ra ? at interests for which they are united . After presenting in obedience to their dutfy as officers of this Society , a sketch of their proceedings during the last year , ttie Executive Committee will offer some statements by which they hope to shew the justice of this remark .
Convinced by an observation of five years that the means of disseminating correct religious opinions , that is at once the most effectual and the least liable to objection ^ is the circulation of tracts , they have given to this their special attention « and within the last year hare adopted two measures of some
importance . The firsts series of tracts is now continued monthly , and may be regarded as a Unitarian periodical , which , alike fry the regularity of its publication and the Vftlue of lea contents * , will satisfy the wishes of subscribers . A third series has been pro posed B and pressing occupation only prevented the issue of the first
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1830, page 793, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2590/page/65/
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