A Letter From James Boyle to Wm Lloyd Garrison Respecting the Clerical Appeal
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My brother, I have not written this letter for the Liberator, either in whole or in part, or for publication any where. I have written it that I might, in this way, hold communion with you personally ; and thus, as I have long de- sired, breathe the abiding sentiments of my soul into your own bosom. I know not but you will think that I have laid a large and heavy tax upon you, and have acted the part of an intruder. If I have, forgive me this wrong. The Lord knoweth that it is the love I bear t...o- ward you, and the desire which I cherish, that you may be sustained and borne successfully through the many conflicts which you have to pass, because I have seen a spirit in you which is not of this world. All these, and many oth- er considerations of good will, have led me to take the liberties (if such they may be called) which I have in this letter, and to open my heart so freely and fully to you. I find but few unfettered minds and congenial hearts with whom I can hold sweet counsel — because 32 I am a heretic of the worst kind, in holding to a most disorganizing, pestiferous and deceitful doctrine, viz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My brother, I have not written this letter for the Liberator, either in whole or in part, or for publication any where. I have written it that I might, in this way, hold communion with you personally ; and thus, as I have long de- sired, breathe the abiding sentiments of my soul into your own bosom. I know not but you will think that I have laid a large and heavy tax upon you, and have acted the part of an intruder. If I have, forgive me this wrong. The Lord knoweth that it is the love I bear t...o- ward you, and the desire which I cherish, that you may be sustained and borne successfully through the many conflicts which you have to pass, because I have seen a spirit in you which is not of this world. All these, and many oth- er considerations of good will, have led me to take the liberties (if such they may be called) which I have in this letter, and to open my heart so freely and fully to you. I find but few unfettered minds and congenial hearts with whom I can hold sweet counsel — because 32 I am a heretic of the worst kind, in holding to a most disorganizing, pestiferous and deceitful doctrine, viz.
What to read after A Letter From James Boyle to Wm Lloyd Garrison Respecting the Clerical Appeal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyle James to read onlineMoreLess
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