'christopher North,' a Memoir of John Wilson, Late Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh
'christopher North,' a Memoir of John Wilson, Late Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh
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The following extract from a letter to a friend, written by himself is the best evidence of the error into which our contem- porary had fallen : — "'It pleased God on the 29th of March to visit me with the se- verest calamity that can befall one of his creatures, in the death of my wife, with whom I had lived in love for twenty-six years, and from that event till about a fortnight ago, I lived with my family, two sons and three daughters, dutiful and affectionate, in a secluded house near Rosli...n. I am now in Edinburgh, and early in Novem- ber hope to resume my daily duties in the University. I have many blessings for which I am humbly thankful to the Almighty, and though I have not borne my affliction so well, or better than I have done, yet I have borne it with submission and resignation, and feel that though this world is darkened, I may be able yet to exert such faculties, humble as they are, as God has given me, if not to the benefit, not to the detriment of my fellow-mortals.' " That letter leads one irresistibly back to one written in May, 1811, when he stood on the threshold of a new life full of antici- pated happiness.
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The following extract from a letter to a friend, written by himself is the best evidence of the error into which our contem- porary had fallen : — "'It pleased God on the 29th of March to visit me with the se- verest calamity that can befall one of his creatures, in the death of my wife, with whom I had lived in love for twenty-six years, and from that event till about a fortnight ago, I lived with my family, two sons and three daughters, dutiful and affectionate, in a secluded house near Rosli...n. I am now in Edinburgh, and early in Novem- ber hope to resume my daily duties in the University. I have many blessings for which I am humbly thankful to the Almighty, and though I have not borne my affliction so well, or better than I have done, yet I have borne it with submission and resignation, and feel that though this world is darkened, I may be able yet to exert such faculties, humble as they are, as God has given me, if not to the benefit, not to the detriment of my fellow-mortals.' " That letter leads one irresistibly back to one written in May, 1811, when he stood on the threshold of a new life full of antici- pated happiness.
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