in favour of the young sufferers
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in favour of the young sufferers
gfshopty Sat Jun 04, 2011 4:52 am
in favour of the young sufferers
His mode of arguing unhappily roused many hostile feelings, in persons who would otherwise have been wholly on his side, some of whom, while they admitted the excellent intention and force of his pamphlet. actually replied to his opinions on religious topics, and caused a controversy which Tory Burch Shoes exceedingly weakened the impression that might have been most extensively made upon the public mind, in favour of the young sufferers in the cause of piety.Notwithstanding these drawbacks, Mr. Hill's appeal in behalf of the expelled students was so effective, that it called forth an answer from Dr. Nowell, one of their judges, principal of St. Mary s Hall, and public orator of the University. He commenced with assuming that because Mr. Whitfield was their first champion, " the complexion and characters' of those young men were so " strongly marked Tory Burch Flats thereby, that a conviction fromthis very circumstance must take place upon the sober Dart 01 mankind. 01 me Droorieiv ana expedience 01 mat censure which they had incurred. The spirit of his judgment, and the logic of his reasoning, seem pretty much upon a par here, though he declared that his conclusions were derived solely from the evidence which came before him. He warmly vindicated Mr. Higson, who had received the thanks of the ViceChancellor and his Assessors : Tory Burch Outlet he also defended the refusal to allow the young men a copy of the articles of accusation. These he gave in his pamphlet, with minutes of the evidence that convicted them, in his view, of cnmes worthy of the punishment inflicted.I have been favoured with Mr. Higson own manuscript, of the charges brought against the six students of his College, from which it appears they were as follows:That James Matthews. Thomas Jones, and Joseph Shipman were bred to trades : and that the three last mentioned persons, and also Erasmus Middleton, and Benjamin Blatch were, at the respective times of their entrance in the said Hall, and at present are. destitute of such a knowledge m the learned languages as is necessary for performing the usual exercises of the said Hall, and of the University.That Benjamin Kay, James Matthews.
His mode of arguing unhappily roused many hostile feelings, in persons who would otherwise have been wholly on his side, some of whom, while they admitted the excellent intention and force of his pamphlet. actually replied to his opinions on religious topics, and caused a controversy which Tory Burch Shoes exceedingly weakened the impression that might have been most extensively made upon the public mind, in favour of the young sufferers in the cause of piety.Notwithstanding these drawbacks, Mr. Hill's appeal in behalf of the expelled students was so effective, that it called forth an answer from Dr. Nowell, one of their judges, principal of St. Mary s Hall, and public orator of the University. He commenced with assuming that because Mr. Whitfield was their first champion, " the complexion and characters' of those young men were so " strongly marked Tory Burch Flats thereby, that a conviction fromthis very circumstance must take place upon the sober Dart 01 mankind. 01 me Droorieiv ana expedience 01 mat censure which they had incurred. The spirit of his judgment, and the logic of his reasoning, seem pretty much upon a par here, though he declared that his conclusions were derived solely from the evidence which came before him. He warmly vindicated Mr. Higson, who had received the thanks of the ViceChancellor and his Assessors : Tory Burch Outlet he also defended the refusal to allow the young men a copy of the articles of accusation. These he gave in his pamphlet, with minutes of the evidence that convicted them, in his view, of cnmes worthy of the punishment inflicted.I have been favoured with Mr. Higson own manuscript, of the charges brought against the six students of his College, from which it appears they were as follows:That James Matthews. Thomas Jones, and Joseph Shipman were bred to trades : and that the three last mentioned persons, and also Erasmus Middleton, and Benjamin Blatch were, at the respective times of their entrance in the said Hall, and at present are. destitute of such a knowledge m the learned languages as is necessary for performing the usual exercises of the said Hall, and of the University.That Benjamin Kay, James Matthews.
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