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      To the Editor ] of the Monthly R ) epasito $ y * _ a

      Shejjbeldy Feb . 17 , 1810 . intti In Deceriiber last , I addressed the fallowing letter to the Eilitor

      of the Evangelical M&gazirie , As its principal object was to correct some erroneous state-merits which kad appeared iti that publication , I did think , Sir * that ? the persons Who conduct the iv < tffc , would

      gladly htfve embraced aft opportunity of removirig-titty ' false impressions , which / through their means , might have 1 > eer ? made upon the public mind . I atii de-Cfefaredv In their ftttitiber fot

      Jdlitiary ^ t hey merely notice the receipt of the letter , Without the le £ &t intimation of their intention respecting it and in the nuilibfer

      foYtl ^ present month they give 5 m tte fo / ilowihg laconic note to coire&pon&eiii& , a proof at ahce of kheii * inypa ^ tiatHty and 1 t&eir g 6 pd manners .

      < ** 'Ottr etistom is merely tb m ^ tk fe atkiidi&ledginents , Without assighing , exc ^ pt ift ex tfaordinary cases , tKcf r ^ ja ^ on for the ri < i rf-in-^ etti on of piefc ^ s , which do tioH suit our purpose . ' * <

      All etrori certainly' blight to be 6 bri > ect ^ d tfiTOUgh the rii ^ d ^ dtti of th 6 pAblic ' dtipJAk in which they were origHnally given to the world ; httt When an opp ^ o ? rtttniry to do this-is . evaded' or refused , n 6

      resouTfce is feft for countemcting th ^ ir ef fects , btlt in the pages of those liberal ahtt * independent periodical works , which are open to Christians of every denomination . I shall , therefore , make no apology for requesting an early

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      place in yotir Repository *• ' indf as the letter itsd / tViH sufficiently explain the toWfe ahd chataSfei of thos ^ drcurhs ^ titesvwhfcH li ^ e been sp injudteiobsVy olHi'ii . d ^ d upont the pueMie attention , i ntri

      spared tfre ne 6 ^ ssity " ttidking them the sttbj ^ cfi off ati ^ ptefatW : ^ remarks ; : : ' I cannot cbiittiide ^ h&ixete f j withotit ex-pressiiig tny strtittg : di ^' approbation of the cond act of thes ^ ev&figfeMca $ authors ^ h < Ke 4 itdrsv—mem ^ iiofee tettarJfiLti * ieai of

      overpowers th ^ tir lot e truth ; wH 6 are riot asfratfrech to dellido the lower classes of the people by cant and sophistry ; aitd ^ 6 M ^ f content to bol&ter hiti thtir b # n

      peculiar creeds by the gfc&scst misrepresentiatibns . J& \ :

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      A LETTER * REFUSED BY THE EVANGEXiJCA-k MAGA 2 ? IKE ^

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      * To the Mdltbr of the ILvanpeUcdt ' ¦ ' Magai&tne ' . . < . *¦ .- , sift , ' . ' •' . i /

      In your Magazine for November , ! I h ^ ve just read an account of the dleath of A—i— Gi -, &q . bfS 3 fn offering td you * atteptante sofMe fetitf remarks u ^> on this article , it is ftfjr

      intention , not to make your publication a vehicle for my own , theolo g ical tenets ^ but merely to correct a few errofs and mlsre ^ sehtatidhs intd wlitfcfr 1 thinK tW atehor has fallett ^ In * he fourth coluitik

      is the fbllQWUjg passage , i / „ ** JHe ( his friend ) wa ? highly jgratified to find such a disposition as now appeared in bini to retibtlirice 'atliefetical , deistical , Socinian , and other errors and delusions , -which he * has' formerly cni « braced and maintained . " . , The writer of this article knew Mr .

      G _— : for the last erglitdcn years of his life , and hasf had niatiy d ^ J ) d ^( ninteis ol becoming vrell acquainted with his sentiments upon religious subjects . He can , therefore , confidently assure you * Sir , that this gentleman , at no period oi

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1810, page 120, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2402/page/16/