A Defence By J K L of His Vindication of the Religious And Civil Principles O
A Defence By J K L of His Vindication of the Religious And Civil Principles O
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And those men who are now reviled, because they endeavour to direct the storm, which already blows too strongly, will be praised by posterity for their efforts, however fruitless, to save a sinking state. Whosoever, in times to come, will walk across the solitude into which this country may be turned, whilst he sighs over the fate of its past inhabitants, will join the voice of their blood in crying to heaven for vengeance on those heartless, ruthless men, whose continued and im- placable injus...tice, had arrayed brother against brother, and settled their native country by converting it into a heap of ruins.
The observations of Doctor Magee, with regard to the difference of the christian doctrine as taught in the Catholic Church, and in the Protestant Established Church of the united kingdom, are not, probably, a fit subject of animad- version by me. The Archbishop has thought proper to hold forth to the public, the writer of a letter to Mr. Robertson on that subject, as a person who acted " insidu- ously, " who " misrepresented the truth through interested motives, " and did I undertake to repel such charges, I would seem to confess that they were credible, and that deceit, or a wish to misrepresent the truth could possibly find a place in that writer's breast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And those men who are now reviled, because they endeavour to direct the storm, which already blows too strongly, will be praised by posterity for their efforts, however fruitless, to save a sinking state. Whosoever, in times to come, will walk across the solitude into which this country may be turned, whilst he sighs over the fate of its past inhabitants, will join the voice of their blood in crying to heaven for vengeance on those heartless, ruthless men, whose continued and im- placable injus...tice, had arrayed brother against brother, and settled their native country by converting it into a heap of ruins.
The observations of Doctor Magee, with regard to the difference of the christian doctrine as taught in the Catholic Church, and in the Protestant Established Church of the united kingdom, are not, probably, a fit subject of animad- version by me. The Archbishop has thought proper to hold forth to the public, the writer of a letter to Mr. Robertson on that subject, as a person who acted " insidu- ously, " who " misrepresented the truth through interested motives, " and did I undertake to repel such charges, I would seem to confess that they were credible, and that deceit, or a wish to misrepresent the truth could possibly find a place in that writer's breast.
What to read after A Defence By J K L of His Vindication of the Religious And Civil Principles O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Warren Doyle to read onlineMoreLess
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