...know no name that will .too feverely reproach our folly. At leaft let warning be taken at the firft fruits of the threatened innovation. The very appearance .of the bill has transformed that " chriftian forbearance, love, and charity,"* which of latt mutually prevailed, into animolities and...

...religious freedom, we know no name that will too severely reproach our folly. At least, let warning be taken at the first fruits of the threatened innovation....mischiefs may not be dreaded, should this enemy to the publick quiet be armed with the force of law ? Because the policy of the bill is adverse to the diffusion...

...religious; freedom, we know no name that will too severely reproach our folly. At least, let warning be taken at the first fruits of the threatened innovation. The very appear' anceof the bill has transformed that " Christian forbearance, love, and ' charity,"* which...

...least, let warning be taken at the first fruits of the threatened innovation. The very ip. pearance of the bill has transformed that "Christian forbearance,...should this enemy to the public quiet be armed with force of law? Because the policy of the bill is adverse to the diffusion of the light of Christianity....

...religious freedom, we know no name that will too severely reproach our folly. At least, let warning be taken at the first fruits of the threatened innovation. The very ap. pearance of the bill has transformed that "Christian forbearance, love, and charity,"* which of...

...that will too severely reproach our folly. At least, let warning be taken at the first fruits ofthe threatened innovation. The very appearance of the...enemy to the public quiet be armed with the force of a law! Because the policy of the bill is adverse to the diffusion of the light of Christianity. The...

...religious freedom, we know no name that will too severely reproach our folly. At least, let warning be taken at the first fruits of the threatened innovation....enemy to the public quiet be armed with the force of a law ? " Because, The policy of the bill is adverse to the diffusion of the light of Christianity....

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...forbearance. love, and charity " * which of late mutually prevailed into * Virginia Bill of Righto, »rt. 16. animosities and jealousies which may not soon be appeased....enemy to the public quiet be armed with the force of a law ? Because the policy of the bill is adverse to the diffusion of the light of Christianity. The...

...name that will too severely reproach our folly. At least, let warning be taken at the first-fruits of the threatened innovation. The very appearance...and jealousies which may not soon be appeased. What mischief may not be dreaded should this enemy to the public quiet be armed with the force of law! "...