Literary Activity of the German Baptist Brethren in the Eighteenth Century Micr
Literary Activity of the German Baptist Brethren in the Eighteenth Century Micr
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There is no lie ever so impudent and foolish, or story ever so ridicu- lous, but these people, for the sake of their own tem- porary exaltation, will quickly publish it among their hangers-on, with the greatest assurance that it is true. In short, they have lost all credit, confidence and reputation among the fair-minded element of the country people.
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194 Writers of the Eighteenth Century Their theories are so fantastic and... absurd in a free government, that to speak briefly they are simply dis- gusting. The fine things in their books are scattered hither and thither until their resources in disseminat- ing them are exhausted. For this reason, I thought it necessary to collect these and set them before your eyes, so that the impartial people will not need to trust simply to my word, but that they may read and under- stand it for themselves, and that the lovers of freedom and universal power may be able to decide whether these people can in any wise be regarded as friends and protectors of the country and of the principles of right ; also whether they do not make themselves liars when they apply to themselves such excellent titles as Keeper, Guardian, Protector of our freedom, be- cause they manifestly show that they are traitors to this country, who desire to overthrow and pervert the honored rights and principles of this province.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no lie ever so impudent and foolish, or story ever so ridicu- lous, but these people, for the sake of their own tem- porary exaltation, will quickly publish it among their hangers-on, with the greatest assurance that it is true. In short, they have lost all credit, confidence and reputation among the fair-minded element of the country people.
1 Prom a copy in the library of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
194 Writers of the Eighteenth Century Their theories are so fantastic and... absurd in a free government, that to speak briefly they are simply dis- gusting. The fine things in their books are scattered hither and thither until their resources in disseminat- ing them are exhausted. For this reason, I thought it necessary to collect these and set them before your eyes, so that the impartial people will not need to trust simply to my word, but that they may read and under- stand it for themselves, and that the lovers of freedom and universal power may be able to decide whether these people can in any wise be regarded as friends and protectors of the country and of the principles of right ; also whether they do not make themselves liars when they apply to themselves such excellent titles as Keeper, Guardian, Protector of our freedom, be- cause they manifestly show that they are traitors to this country, who desire to overthrow and pervert the honored rights and principles of this province.
What to read after Literary Activity of the German Baptist Brethren in the Eighteenth Century Micr?
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