Winchester
Winchester
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Here Benjamin Hoadly was bom and educated by his father until he went to Catherine Hall, Cambridge, where he became tutor after taking his degree. In his undergraduate days he had a severe attack of small-pox, which being unskilfully treated left him so lame for life, that at home he always walked with crutches, and in public with a cane, and always in preaching knelt on a high stool. He was ordained in 1698, and soon after obtained a City living. He immediately began as a pamphleteer, addressi...ng himself in part to the clergy * Q Digitized by Google 224 WINCHESTER.
and appealing to them to be friendly to the Dissenters, in part to the Dissenters, arguing in favour of the reasonableness of conformity. One of his tracts is thus described by himself in the catalogue of his works which he has drawn up: "A persuasive to lay conformity ; or, the reasonableness of constant communion with the Church of England repre- sented to the dissenting laity. This concerns only such of the Dissenters as judge conformity to the Ghurch established to be in itself lawful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here Benjamin Hoadly was bom and educated by his father until he went to Catherine Hall, Cambridge, where he became tutor after taking his degree. In his undergraduate days he had a severe attack of small-pox, which being unskilfully treated left him so lame for life, that at home he always walked with crutches, and in public with a cane, and always in preaching knelt on a high stool. He was ordained in 1698, and soon after obtained a City living. He immediately began as a pamphleteer, addressi...ng himself in part to the clergy * Q Digitized by Google 224 WINCHESTER.
and appealing to them to be friendly to the Dissenters, in part to the Dissenters, arguing in favour of the reasonableness of conformity. One of his tracts is thus described by himself in the catalogue of his works which he has drawn up: "A persuasive to lay conformity ; or, the reasonableness of constant communion with the Church of England repre- sented to the dissenting laity. This concerns only such of the Dissenters as judge conformity to the Ghurch established to be in itself lawful.
What to read after Winchester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benham, William, 1831-1910. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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