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... give a short account of the origin and formation of this important institution , as they are not generally known , and indeed have been elsewhere incor- rectly related . Its subsequent history is furnished by the docu- ments which are ...
... gives a preference to , or forms an alliance with , any religious party . The utility which it expects from such pre- ference and connection is entirely of a religious nature ; the single view under which it considers the propriety of ...
... give to our children must de- termine the religion which they will profess as men . Christianity itself , when taken in its broadest sense , would not be secure with- out a Christian education ; for if the children of English parents ...
... give a preference in their dealings to persons of their own body , while churchmen in general make no distinction , the ex- change of the church for the meeting - house is attended ( as far as worldly motives are concerned ) with ...
... give , you must apply to the rich of your own persuasion , to whom , ra ther than to us , appertains the care of their poor brethren ; you must place your children in a school supported or aided by their subscriptions . Now as such ...