The Works of the Rev Robert Hall Am volume 2
The Works of the Rev Robert Hall Am volume 2
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In many parts of the kingdom conventicles have been opened in great numbers, and congregations formed of one knows not what denomination. The pastor is often, in appearance at least, an illiterate peasant or mechanic. The congregation is visited occasionally by preachers from a distance. Sunday-schools are opened in connexion with these conventicles. There is much reason to suspect that the expenses of these schools and conventicles are del'rayed by associations formed in different places : for... the preachers and schoolmasters are observed to engage in expenses for the support and advancement of their institutions to which, if we may judge from appearances, their own means must be altogether inadequate. The poor are even bribed, by small pecuniary gifts from time to time, to send their children to these schools of they know not what, rather than to those connected with the established church, in which they v/ould be bred in the principles of true religion and loyalty. It is very remarkable that these new congrega- tions of nondescripts have been mostly formed since the jacobins have been laid under the restraints of those two most salutary statutes commonly known by the names of the Sedition and Treason bills, — a circumstance which gives much ground for suspicion that sedition and atheism are the real objects of these institutions rather than religion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In many parts of the kingdom conventicles have been opened in great numbers, and congregations formed of one knows not what denomination. The pastor is often, in appearance at least, an illiterate peasant or mechanic. The congregation is visited occasionally by preachers from a distance. Sunday-schools are opened in connexion with these conventicles. There is much reason to suspect that the expenses of these schools and conventicles are del'rayed by associations formed in different places : for... the preachers and schoolmasters are observed to engage in expenses for the support and advancement of their institutions to which, if we may judge from appearances, their own means must be altogether inadequate. The poor are even bribed, by small pecuniary gifts from time to time, to send their children to these schools of they know not what, rather than to those connected with the established church, in which they v/ould be bred in the principles of true religion and loyalty. It is very remarkable that these new congrega- tions of nondescripts have been mostly formed since the jacobins have been laid under the restraints of those two most salutary statutes commonly known by the names of the Sedition and Treason bills, — a circumstance which gives much ground for suspicion that sedition and atheism are the real objects of these institutions rather than religion.
What to read after The Works of the Rev Robert Hall Am volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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