An Appeal to the Public in Behalf of the Church of England in America volume 1
An Appeal to the Public in Behalf of the Church of England in America volume 1
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And although T O T H E P U B L I C. 73 although many fiich, at this Time, are to be found ^^^7' amongiL the Laity -, yet, where fhall we find one thus qualified, who is not too deeply engaged in Affairs of another Nature, to devote himfelf to this in fuch a Degree as will be neceffary ? If fuch a one fliould be fent from Home for this Purpofe, he muft be fupported agreeably to his Rank and Cha- rafter, the Expence of which the Society can by no Means afford. Whereas if there was a Bifhop in Ame...rica, this would be confidered as Part of his- Office ; v/hich he would therefore freely execute^ without any Addition to the neceffary Charges, Thofe Perfons in this Country, who may be thought bcil qualified for fuch a Trull, I believe, are fully employed in other Matters already, and cannot be expedled to relinquifh them and engage in this, without a handfome Support.
Sir JVilliam Johnfon^ who, by his long Expe- rience in, and careful At'ention to, Indian Affairs, is probably befc qualified for this Direction, and is undoubtedly the beft Judge of thefe Matters in America, has, on this Occaiion, been particularly confalted by the Society^ whereof he is a Member, and by fome in this Counrry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And although T O T H E P U B L I C. 73 although many fiich, at this Time, are to be found ^^^7' amongiL the Laity -, yet, where fhall we find one thus qualified, who is not too deeply engaged in Affairs of another Nature, to devote himfelf to this in fuch a Degree as will be neceffary ? If fuch a one fliould be fent from Home for this Purpofe, he muft be fupported agreeably to his Rank and Cha- rafter, the Expence of which the Society can by no Means afford. Whereas if there was a Bifhop in Ame...rica, this would be confidered as Part of his- Office ; v/hich he would therefore freely execute^ without any Addition to the neceffary Charges, Thofe Perfons in this Country, who may be thought bcil qualified for fuch a Trull, I believe, are fully employed in other Matters already, and cannot be expedled to relinquifh them and engage in this, without a handfome Support.
Sir JVilliam Johnfon^ who, by his long Expe- rience in, and careful At'ention to, Indian Affairs, is probably befc qualified for this Direction, and is undoubtedly the beft Judge of thefe Matters in America, has, on this Occaiion, been particularly confalted by the Society^ whereof he is a Member, and by fome in this Counrry.
What to read after An Appeal to the Public in Behalf of the Church of England in America volume 1?
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