 | 1877 - 1004 pages
...not worth naming ; but an offence against God and the Church, agninst the welfare of the world nnd the dignity of religion, shall be bought off for five...'tis with regret I transmit it to posterity.' The bigots were wild with joy at the advent of so effective a champion of intolerance, and as wild with... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1830 - 558 pages
...for trifles, and 'banish them for things not worth naming ; but an offence ITS FIRST RECEPTION.. 55 against God and the Church, against the welfare of...'tis with regret, I transmit it to posterity." The foregoing extracts will enable the reader to form some judgment of the language adopted by the highchurchmen... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1830 - 548 pages
...hang men for trifles, and bullish them for things not worth naming; but un offence against God aad the Church, against the welfare of the world, and...'tis with regret, I transmit it to posterity." The foregoing extracts will enable the reader to form Home judgment of the language adopted by the highchurchmen... | |
 | 1830 - 744 pages
...for things not worth naming; but an offence against God and the Church, against the welfare of tlie world, and the dignity of religion, shall be bought...that, 'tis with regret, I transmit it to posterity.' "—Vol. ii, pp. 54, 55. This sixpenny brochure, strange as it may appear to us who live in these sober... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1830 - 558 pages
...men for trifles, and banish them for things not worth naming ; but an offence ITS FIRST RECEPTION. 55 against God and the Church, against the welfare of...world, and the dignity of religion, shall be bought oft0 for five shillings. This is such a shame to a Christian government, that, 'tis with regret, I... | |
 | Daniel Defoe - 1840 - 1024 pages
...proportion to it. We hang men for trifles, and banish them for things not worth naming, but an offence against God and the church, against the welfare of...and the dignity of religion, shall be bought off for 5s. This is such a shame to a Christian government, that it is with regret I transmit it to posterity.... | |
 | 1851 - 854 pages
...for trifles, and banish them for things not worth naming, but an offence against God and the Church shall be bought off for five shillings ! this is such a shame to a Christian government, that it is with regret I transmit it to posterity.' He then reproved such Dissenters as said with Mr. Howe... | |
 | 1851 - 608 pages
...for trifles, and banish them for things not worth naming, but an offence against God and the Church shall be bought off for five shillings ! this is such a shame to a Christian government, that it is with regret I transmit it to posterity." He then reproved such Dissenters as said with Mr. Howe... | |
 | James Goodeve Miall - 1851 - 382 pages
...hanged. » » » -yyc hang men for trifles, and banish them for things not worth naming. But an offence against God and the church, against the welfare of the world and l the dignity of religion, shall be bought off for five shillings. This is such a shame to a Christian... | |
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We hang men for trifles, and banish them for things not worth naming ; but an offence against God and the Church, against the welfare of the world and the dignity of religion, shall be bought off for five shillings ! This is such a shame to a Christian... 
