Hugh Miller Microform
Hugh Miller Microform
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I love Blair's sermons, though the dog is a Scotchman and a Presbyterian, and everything he should not be. ' This avalanche of laudation seems strange to the modern reader, who will find in them the rhetoric of Hervey's Meditations on the Tombs^ united to a theology that could pass muster in a deistical writer. Burns, though he lent himself to be the squib-writer of the Ayrshire Moderates, was fully aware of the merely negative tenets of the school, and in his Holy Fair he asks { What signifies... his barren shine Of moral powers and reason ? His English style, and gestures fine Are a* clean out o' season.
HUGH MILLER 87 Like Socrates or Antonine, Or some old pagan heathen, The moral man he does define, But ne'er a word of faith in, That's right this day. ' But the spirit of Moderatism was to be fully seen in the debate upon Missions in 1796. It was moved in the General Assembly by Robert Heron, the unfor- tunate friend of Burns, and deeply shocked was old Jupiter Carlyle. It wounded the feelings for the pro- prieties of the old man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I love Blair's sermons, though the dog is a Scotchman and a Presbyterian, and everything he should not be. ' This avalanche of laudation seems strange to the modern reader, who will find in them the rhetoric of Hervey's Meditations on the Tombs^ united to a theology that could pass muster in a deistical writer. Burns, though he lent himself to be the squib-writer of the Ayrshire Moderates, was fully aware of the merely negative tenets of the school, and in his Holy Fair he asks { What signifies... his barren shine Of moral powers and reason ? His English style, and gestures fine Are a* clean out o' season.
HUGH MILLER 87 Like Socrates or Antonine, Or some old pagan heathen, The moral man he does define, But ne'er a word of faith in, That's right this day. ' But the spirit of Moderatism was to be fully seen in the debate upon Missions in 1796. It was moved in the General Assembly by Robert Heron, the unfor- tunate friend of Burns, and deeply shocked was old Jupiter Carlyle. It wounded the feelings for the pro- prieties of the old man.
What to read after Hugh Miller Microform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Keith William Keith Leask to read onlineMoreLess
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