A Candid Examination of Dr Mayhews Observations On the Charter And Conduct of
A Candid Examination of Dr Mayhews Observations On the Charter And Conduct of
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Whether he has obferved this method, let the unprejudiced reader judge. The prefent reply is intended to fliew that the condu(5l of the Society is not inconfiftent with their charter, nor yet wuth the title or feal, or the anni- vcrfirv ( ^s ) Verfary fcrmons preached before them. To prove this the author has endeavoured to fliew, Firft, That the Society have alv^ays had fuch means of infor- mation, both in refpee^ to the true meaning of their charter, and alfo in regard to the ftate of religio...n In the plantations, that it is morally certain they could not have been deceived in regard to thefc points. 2dly. The members of which that Society is compofed, are in general perfons of fo refpe(5lable a character, that it is utterly improbable they would a^ contrary to their inftitution with defign ; and further that if they were inclined to do fo, it would have been impofflble to have fucceeded in fo iniqui- tous a purpofe, becaufe their charter obliges them annually to fubmit their whole tranfa6lions, to the examination of the Lord chancellor and chief juftices of the King's bench and common pleas, who are purpofely appointed by the Crown to fee that the true intent and meaning of the grant be complied with, sdly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whether he has obferved this method, let the unprejudiced reader judge. The prefent reply is intended to fliew that the condu(5l of the Society is not inconfiftent with their charter, nor yet wuth the title or feal, or the anni- vcrfirv ( ^s ) Verfary fcrmons preached before them. To prove this the author has endeavoured to fliew, Firft, That the Society have alv^ays had fuch means of infor- mation, both in refpee^ to the true meaning of their charter, and alfo in regard to the ftate of religio...n In the plantations, that it is morally certain they could not have been deceived in regard to thefc points. 2dly. The members of which that Society is compofed, are in general perfons of fo refpe(5lable a character, that it is utterly improbable they would a^ contrary to their inftitution with defign ; and further that if they were inclined to do fo, it would have been impofflble to have fucceeded in fo iniqui- tous a purpofe, becaufe their charter obliges them annually to fubmit their whole tranfa6lions, to the examination of the Lord chancellor and chief juftices of the King's bench and common pleas, who are purpofely appointed by the Crown to fee that the true intent and meaning of the grant be complied with, sdly.
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