Remarks On the American Universal Geography
Remarks On the American Universal Geography
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UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY. 39 " Congregationaliits, four hundred congregations ; bap- lifts, eighty four; prefbyterians, four ; univerfJifh, two. " In p. 252, he fays, that there are tour hundred i*id lortv congregational focieties. In p. 257, he dates the biptifts at. A hundred and feven churches. According to Fleet's Regifter, there are five prefbyterian churches, and cq e fociety of methodifts. Mr. M. Is difpofed to Icffen tlu number of the univerfalifts ; but they have at leaft fou; congregations... in MafTachufetts. He fuppofes " that each religious fociety, of every denomination, is compofed of an equal number of fouls :" and he fays, that his "ap- portionment of the different fefts is perhaps as accurate, as the nature of the fubjeft wi', 1 allow. " It is not as ac- curate as he himfelf might have made it, with very little pains. The epifcopalians are few, and their focieties, except one in Bofton, bear no proportion to thofe of the congregationaliils. The focieties of the baptifls, with fome exceptions, are alfo fmall.
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UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY. 39 " Congregationaliits, four hundred congregations ; bap- lifts, eighty four; prefbyterians, four ; univerfJifh, two. " In p. 252, he fays, that there are tour hundred i*id lortv congregational focieties. In p. 257, he dates the biptifts at. A hundred and feven churches. According to Fleet's Regifter, there are five prefbyterian churches, and cq e fociety of methodifts. Mr. M. Is difpofed to Icffen tlu number of the univerfalifts ; but they have at leaft fou; congregations... in MafTachufetts. He fuppofes " that each religious fociety, of every denomination, is compofed of an equal number of fouls :" and he fays, that his "ap- portionment of the different fefts is perhaps as accurate, as the nature of the fubjeft wi', 1 allow. " It is not as ac- curate as he himfelf might have made it, with very little pains. The epifcopalians are few, and their focieties, except one in Bofton, bear no proportion to thofe of the congregationaliils. The focieties of the baptifls, with fome exceptions, are alfo fmall.
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