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    in the womb of the Virgin , be sent back to the Utopia from whence it came . " Cre'Jlins on all occasions waved taking his denomination from So cinus , as he did not think with him in all points . ¦ Although ,

    because he adapted and defended Uniiarianisirv he may be classed in genera ? - \ if 11 the Social-ms ; yet , fctrieuv speaking h ^ embraced tae pr ^ n ; p : ; - > f ; he

    Arte' monites , vvir ' fVbi h >> though [ would , in length < ' rimc » , be acknowledged by the whole world . He appears to have burnt with an earnest desire of conviction on the orthodox faith . Hence , when

    on a time , he was at Hall m Saxony , and sought a conference with a reverend gentleman of the theological faculty , such was the

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    To the Editor of the Monthly Repository .

    Sir , The following letters , written by the great ^ Dr . Hartley , the former when he was seventeen and

    the latter when he was thirty years of age , were printed , " through the kindness of the ingenious and excellent Dr .

    Percival of Manchester , '' in a ' work , which I believe is little known , entitled u A Supplement to the Anecdotes of some distinguished Persons , chiefly of the present and two preceding centuries * . ' They are so much in Dr . Hartley ' s style and spirit as to aut henticate themselves . I hope you will give them a place in ^ e Mo nthly Repository . They

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    Original Letters of Dr . Hartley ' s * 55

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    effect of his discussion of the meaning of the first chapter of John ' s Gospel , that all who were present were confirmed in their notions concerning the essential deity of ChrisL We have read , that he dec ! a red ivi t h nv . i ny . tears , th at i t

    was the greatest grief to him , that he could not relinquish the opinion he had formed concerning the person of Christ . Among the singular opinions held by him was

    that concerning the bodies of ttvose who are said to have risen from the dead with Christ : viz * that it was not a complete resurrection , but that the bodies only of some saints came out of the

    grave and went into Jerusalem ^ from whence they soon returned to the tombs ; but that their souls were translated to heaven .

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    ORIGINAL LETTERS OF DR . HARTLEY ' S .

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    cannot fail to interest many of your readers . Your ' s respectfully S . S . Y .

    LETTER I . Bradford , Sunday , Oct . 8 , XJ 2 X * ci Dear Sister , tc I take this opportunity to send

    you Bp . Beveridge ' s Private Thoughts , with that other book which I found accidentally , at Mr . John Wilkinson ' s . I wish I could say 1 was perfectly well ; but however I am much better , and follow my school business very diligently . Pi ay be not at all discouraged , I am in very good hands ; my master and Mr . Kennet ( our vicarj will do all they can for me , I am assured . Pray take my word , as from one experienced , ( though younger than yourself , ) to behave yourself cheerfully and briskly at all times . We hear of several persons ( and I am

    * Printed im 1797 .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1810, page 55, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2401/page/7/