The History of the American Episcopal Church, 1587-1883 1
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avoided fciLking very much, and resolved to submit quietly to the orders sent from England to proliibit their public oiHciating in any of the Churches, or to set up separate meetings.^ A few weeks later the Rev. Archibald Cummins, who had lately arrived in Pennsylvania, writes to the Bishop of London as follows : — I have been importuned by numbers of people from Bm'lington, and by some of this Province, to write to your Lordship in favour of Dr. Talbot; they made me promise to mention him, oth...envise I would not presmue to do it. He is universally beloved, even by Dissenters here, and has done a great deal of good. Welton and he had diifered. and broke otf correspondence by reason of the rash chimerical projects of the former, long before the Government took notice of them. If he were connived at and could be assisted by the Society (for I am told the old man's circumstances are veiy mean), he promises by his friends to be peaceable and easy, and to do all the good he can for the future.'' Poor old man !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
avoided fciLking very much, and resolved to submit quietly to the orders sent from England to proliibit their public oiHciating in any of the Churches, or to set up separate meetings.^ A few weeks later the Rev. Archibald Cummins, who had lately arrived in Pennsylvania, writes to the Bishop of London as follows : — I have been importuned by numbers of people from Bm'lington, and by some of this Province, to write to your Lordship in favour of Dr. Talbot; they made me promise to mention him, oth...envise I would not presmue to do it. He is universally beloved, even by Dissenters here, and has done a great deal of good. Welton and he had diifered. and broke otf correspondence by reason of the rash chimerical projects of the former, long before the Government took notice of them. If he were connived at and could be assisted by the Society (for I am told the old man's circumstances are veiy mean), he promises by his friends to be peaceable and easy, and to do all the good he can for the future.'' Poor old man !
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