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    sabiSatjeyear wowd necessarily teririijj ^ it . Tliis difference may p ^ Mp % be accounted far , from tfa& more equal distribution of fwpexty amongst the Jew # r f rom theif ! being more generally resident

    in tte country , empfoyed inr agriculture , -and therefore probably partaking of thai simpiicrty of markers natarml _ to sack a mode « £ . life ; -, and . from their wealth , existing more in flocks and her # * and the produce of thre earth * tlnin in money ; circom - siwace ^ w hidb wx > uld ^ all : eonibiit@ dimi

    ^ nish , the temptations ^ m . crease die : drfficulty , » nd confine theextent of depredations on property- Btit phove all , it wili be siuhj ; fB ^ J ^ i *> w&re ^ ot a cctoU Bieifefel xiitioiai ^ andx fcommered it

    if triich renders tie strictest vigilance brfer propriety and credit of every kind essential ta tfie exi ^ tf ^^ F ^ e a tat « i rK ^ fc ^ eifen with

    | H these aliowancesv must we not coirf ^^ that the Jewish law adj ust-. «^ it » punisiment * more suitably ^ '& e ; ifeiiil degree of iKlbi ^ a ^ deptitvity alttnding diflferent' species of B * ift thtai ib ^ oderfr cod «^ . which

    pffmit * jrti € of the Ttiost atr ^ cipus Hroiiiwi GdP ftnrdonal turpitude io P » 6 > with trivial punishments , or : ? fe 4 ^^! t ? i ^ r ^ punish ^ dSMi in vasipnj of ^) it ) p « rty ^ U * J&o&iAl ^ i ^ dealh ^ At all

    ^^ 1 tf | iriv ^ te . prbpdrt ^ ^ as ^ ffiB&wafy ftetftired by the milder ^ iKfe ; imtik whith it mm gftfcd - ^ ^ iw ^ wf ^ tte mosaic < cotto , this ^ ttm st ^ ncesappiiefi Jne instance * 'ira . happy operation . If 5 n w i 6 t * fet K « h ^ it be maiiW ^ hfed

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    that the crim ^» of ad ultery ofc stinate disobedience ttf parents , a « d perj ury ^ whed ifttend ' w to Jt ^ strdy the innocent man ' s fif ^ cannot novr be capitally punish , ed ; for ' thstt pen ^ I l&w s so ejt

    ireitiely tfigoxoias would rievefr t 0 executed , and therefore # oufitbef ineflfectufltl ; while we daily se 6 out scaffolds loatf ^ d with crintiristfs prosecuted and coiideinn ^ for delations 6 f properly , will ffif conclusion be favouraBIe to mb «

    dern itiann £ i * s ? Can we avoid sas * pecting ^ that our hearts are murf anxidiis for morifey \\ mix foxAitC tue ; arid that 5 ucl >' "lenity pfbves We flight the c ^ rim ^; W ' wfiic 1 bLl ] i $ if are tMs indalgent pdtftvithsfaiiij . mg tfke hoKn ^ of that r ^ ftMgi ^ m pTGffes ^ tB ^ btet limn that We iet fedixr pur € in ^ rcy to tfte criminal . " <

    Fr ^> iti a n ot ^ occurrfntg i ^ ^; 35 f > . we receive the gratif ^ ft ^ g x& r telligen « c « Chaii the nierchant ^ < rf Ifdanrf did hot dftg ^ cc Miftu

    delves by enga | ing in $ he Am& slitve trade . Vbi ii . pp . 26 , 2 ? V Dr . ' ^ . enlarges , with eloquence oil tlfe

    refined humanity of bite of m ^ precepts of the Jewish law , ( tMsUt xxiv . 1 ( K)— - * ~ ¦ ^ it How ate ? tfie ftfcfmp " M tf tt tM wants of the p 6 or cottstiK ^ in that ptbc&pt which ditecttA

    6 when thou dt > st l ^ nxl tfe y Wbft ^ r any things tteotisb ^ ^< his hem ^ ti > fttctt BiS ^ It f ^ ;' ^| ifrthfe le ^ 6 l «^ 6 r ^ IjT ^^ t ^ iftjt into bis abode , if he is «>^ ivilfirtg to expose to fhfc ^ rdf ^ e ^ ey ^ fhe humi lifting circortfsta ^ of w ^ And tvakecin ^ vvhKJh ^ t ^ kcT Tils dfetimu sfet& £ ori p ^ RMWi tTfefe

    is se > we little ltiomi * k * ff W fcb B « etbr ( % t ^ r x ^ Wtih * tev # S «^ ttv to

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    ne > tiews ± -&rav *? s t&tafes oil tke Pentateuch . tf 4

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1811, page 175, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2414/page/47/