The Convict Ship, And England's Exiles : in Two Parts
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These letters reaching England, would, of course, be scattered over the country, amongst that class of the community to which the writers belong, and, with the Divine blessing, were calcu- lated to enforce the importance of spiritual and eternal things, and of turning to the Lord by the reception of his Son Jesus Christ.
From none of the letters to which I refer did 1 make any extracts. But from one which was written some considerable time after our arrival in the colon}'^, to a near relative i...n England, I am induced, considering that I can do so war- rantably, to make a long citation ; which will prove the more acceptable to the reader, because it was not written under the remotest apprehen- sion that it would ever meet the eye of the public.
It will be in keeping, however, vv^ith the spirit and character which the writer evinced while on board the transport, and afterw^ards in the colony, if we use his letter for the purpose of promoting the cause of his Lord and Saviour more widely than he had contemplated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These letters reaching England, would, of course, be scattered over the country, amongst that class of the community to which the writers belong, and, with the Divine blessing, were calcu- lated to enforce the importance of spiritual and eternal things, and of turning to the Lord by the reception of his Son Jesus Christ.
From none of the letters to which I refer did 1 make any extracts. But from one which was written some considerable time after our arrival in the colon}'^, to a near relative i...n England, I am induced, considering that I can do so war- rantably, to make a long citation ; which will prove the more acceptable to the reader, because it was not written under the remotest apprehen- sion that it would ever meet the eye of the public.
It will be in keeping, however, vv^ith the spirit and character which the writer evinced while on board the transport, and afterw^ards in the colony, if we use his letter for the purpose of promoting the cause of his Lord and Saviour more widely than he had contemplated.
What to read after The Convict Ship, And England's Exiles : in Two Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning, Colin Arrott, D. 1856 to read onlineMoreLess
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