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    BIOGRAPHY.

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    A REVIEW O £ THE LIFE , WRITINGS ANI ) CHARACTER 0 £ THE JCEV . BENJAMIN BENNET , OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNJE * ^ Concluded from p age 345 *) MR . BENNKT was distinguished not oi ) iy a $ a preacher in the pulpit * and as a pastor in the circle of his own congregation 5 but his name had a celebrity , and his exertions in the cause of religion ^ an extensive influence , as an author / to

    His writings bore testimony to his spirit as a Christian ^ his abilities as a scholar , to his devotion and zeal as a minister , to his liberal sentiments on the principles of religious liberty as a Protestant , and to his true patriotism as a Briton *

    His first publication appears to have been ** Six Discourses against Popery , in 1714 . The subjects discussed in this volume were the human doctrines , the hypocrisy and pharisaisrn , the immorality in practice , the persecution , and cruelty ^ the policy and arts of the church of Rome ; An octavo historical work * was the next that cartie from his

    pen ; a second edition of which , with additions ^ was published ian 2 l . It was entitled * " A Memorial of the Reformation chiefly in England ^ and of Britain ' s deliverance

    from popery and arbitrary power , since that time-to the year 1719 . Wherein is contained some account of the apostacy in its rise and progress , till popery was established in the world ; The state of the reformation under King Henry VIII . Kdward VI * and Queen Elizabeth ; with the principles and endeavours of those that have from time to time , stood for a

    further reformation , as a shoft history of nonconformity : A particular relation of all the plots and conspiracies of p&pist ?

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1807, page Unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2384/page/1/