A Defence of the Christian Religion C in a Series of Letters Addressed to
A Defence of the Christian Religion C in a Series of Letters Addressed to
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See note, page 8i.
Trinity. We should see them demolishing, before it has yet received the admiration due to it, the elegant east window in the beautiful new church in James-street, on account of the multiplied emblems of the Trinity which it contains. Bath- wick, St. Michael's, the fashionable Octagon, and in short, 1 believe, every church and chapel of the Establishment in Bath, would mourn at least the loss of one or more good paintings, which form now their principal ornaments. Nor would an...y distinction be made between the altar-pieces of the Established Church and those of the Catholic Chapel. All would be car- ried, in equal dishonour, together with heaps of paintings, prints, scriptural engravings, &c. Collected from all the shops and private houses in the city, and consumed by one common fire before the Town-hall. Nor is this all. The Archdeacon and all the clergy of Bath, as well as many of the laity, who 84 A Defence of the [Let. 2.
lost their pictures, would be called upon to subscribe solemnly to the justice of these proceedings, and perhaps to trample ou their own representations of the Redeemer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See note, page 8i.
Trinity. We should see them demolishing, before it has yet received the admiration due to it, the elegant east window in the beautiful new church in James-street, on account of the multiplied emblems of the Trinity which it contains. Bath- wick, St. Michael's, the fashionable Octagon, and in short, 1 believe, every church and chapel of the Establishment in Bath, would mourn at least the loss of one or more good paintings, which form now their principal ornaments. Nor would an...y distinction be made between the altar-pieces of the Established Church and those of the Catholic Chapel. All would be car- ried, in equal dishonour, together with heaps of paintings, prints, scriptural engravings, &c. Collected from all the shops and private houses in the city, and consumed by one common fire before the Town-hall. Nor is this all. The Archdeacon and all the clergy of Bath, as well as many of the laity, who 84 A Defence of the [Let. 2.
lost their pictures, would be called upon to subscribe solemnly to the justice of these proceedings, and perhaps to trample ou their own representations of the Redeemer.
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