A Short View of the Life And Character of Lieutenant General Villettes Late Lie
A Short View of the Life And Character of Lieutenant General Villettes Late Lie
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I might then have been taught, as the youth of the French. Republic were taught, that death was an eternal sleep; and deriving from that doctrine the natural conclusion, that if I could conceal my crimes from a worldly magistrate, I should never be called to account by an All-seeing K [ 130 ] Judge, I might have been tempted to partake in that vicious system which has been, I will not say universal, but more general in France, than can possibly be conceived by those who have not visited that un...happy country. I contemplate with pleasure the reverse of the picture. I was born in a country, in whose ch urches the doctrines of Christian ity are taught, as I verily believe, in a manner more conform- able to ^be Gospel than in any other land. Without enthusiasm or superstition, equally removed from the Papacy of Rome, and the Calvinism of Geneva, the mild spirit of Christ- ianity, as it is taught by our Established Church, is calculated not only to render us better, but to render us happier even in this world, and certainly to give us the hope of eternal happi- ness hereafter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I might then have been taught, as the youth of the French. Republic were taught, that death was an eternal sleep; and deriving from that doctrine the natural conclusion, that if I could conceal my crimes from a worldly magistrate, I should never be called to account by an All-seeing K [ 130 ] Judge, I might have been tempted to partake in that vicious system which has been, I will not say universal, but more general in France, than can possibly be conceived by those who have not visited that un...happy country. I contemplate with pleasure the reverse of the picture. I was born in a country, in whose ch urches the doctrines of Christian ity are taught, as I verily believe, in a manner more conform- able to ^be Gospel than in any other land. Without enthusiasm or superstition, equally removed from the Papacy of Rome, and the Calvinism of Geneva, the mild spirit of Christ- ianity, as it is taught by our Established Church, is calculated not only to render us better, but to render us happier even in this world, and certainly to give us the hope of eternal happi- ness hereafter.
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