Letters of Elias Hicks Including Also Observations On the Slavery of the Africa
Letters of Elias Hicks Including Also Observations On the Slavery of the Africa
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ELLIS HICKS.
TO WILLIAM WHARTON.
Jericho, 2d mo. IQth, 1822. My Dear Friends William & D. F. Wharton, Dear D's. Very acceptable letter of the 3d instant was duly received. Your opening this medium of correspondence is truly grateful to my best feelings, as my sympathy is often strongly excited with and toward the youth and younger members of our Society, attended with a hope that, through the poAverful influence of divine love, and the inspirings of divine light in their minds, many of them wil...l be strengthened, as they are faithful thereunto, to break asunder the strong bands of tradition and education, under the implicit leading of which our poor Society has been doing little more for a century past than, like Israel of old, encompassing a moun- tain in the wilderness, without making any advancement.
13 98 LETTER TO And -as what was written aforetime was written for our learning, let not my young friends be dismayed, although they should see but here and there one of their elderly friends who are enough alive in the travel to lead the way for them, when the command is heard in the camp, go forward, for ye have tarried long enough in this mountain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ELLIS HICKS.
TO WILLIAM WHARTON.
Jericho, 2d mo. IQth, 1822. My Dear Friends William & D. F. Wharton, Dear D's. Very acceptable letter of the 3d instant was duly received. Your opening this medium of correspondence is truly grateful to my best feelings, as my sympathy is often strongly excited with and toward the youth and younger members of our Society, attended with a hope that, through the poAverful influence of divine love, and the inspirings of divine light in their minds, many of them wil...l be strengthened, as they are faithful thereunto, to break asunder the strong bands of tradition and education, under the implicit leading of which our poor Society has been doing little more for a century past than, like Israel of old, encompassing a moun- tain in the wilderness, without making any advancement.
13 98 LETTER TO And -as what was written aforetime was written for our learning, let not my young friends be dismayed, although they should see but here and there one of their elderly friends who are enough alive in the travel to lead the way for them, when the command is heard in the camp, go forward, for ye have tarried long enough in this mountain.
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