Reasons for Naturalizing the Jews in Great Britain And Ireland
Reasons for Naturalizing the Jews in Great Britain And Ireland
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I fhall not antici* pate what he fo prudently difcourfes con- cerning inliabitants, trade, circulation ofmony, rotation of offices, or the like; neither will I enter upon the particular apologies, which, with no lels probabi« lity than capacity, he makes for his na« tion againft divers forts of imputations and prejudices. In general he defends them againft the calumnies of the cele- brated Hidorian, Cornelius Tacitus, and in particular, againft three forts of enemies, which they never failM to ...have in all countries. Thefe are firft the l^ea- lotsy under whom may be lifted Trteffs and Jtppcrites'y fecondly 7oiiiiciansj comprehending corrup States-me»t and drivers of Private Juterefi ; and thirdly the vulgar^ who, under colour of reUgiou or the fuhlic goody are a^ed, animated, and deluded by the other two, the better to ferve their, own finifter purpoies.
XXI. BUT - 60 - Digitized by VjOOQlC (5o) XXL BUT, "what more deferves our confi- deration,LuzzATTo fhows,that the Jews are not only at this time not deiirous, but that they were at no time obliged to propagate their Religion by force ofarms ; nor vere ever difcnarg'd from the ties of humanity and reciprocal friendlhip, towards other nations on a religious ac- count.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I fhall not antici* pate what he fo prudently difcourfes con- cerning inliabitants, trade, circulation ofmony, rotation of offices, or the like; neither will I enter upon the particular apologies, which, with no lels probabi« lity than capacity, he makes for his na« tion againft divers forts of imputations and prejudices. In general he defends them againft the calumnies of the cele- brated Hidorian, Cornelius Tacitus, and in particular, againft three forts of enemies, which they never failM to ...have in all countries. Thefe are firft the l^ea- lotsy under whom may be lifted Trteffs and Jtppcrites'y fecondly 7oiiiiciansj comprehending corrup States-me»t and drivers of Private Juterefi ; and thirdly the vulgar^ who, under colour of reUgiou or the fuhlic goody are a^ed, animated, and deluded by the other two, the better to ferve their, own finifter purpoies.
XXI. BUT - 60 - Digitized by VjOOQlC (5o) XXL BUT, "what more deferves our confi- deration,LuzzATTo fhows,that the Jews are not only at this time not deiirous, but that they were at no time obliged to propagate their Religion by force ofarms ; nor vere ever difcnarg'd from the ties of humanity and reciprocal friendlhip, towards other nations on a religious ac- count.
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