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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 09, 1790
Page
2
A reader presents remarks arguing Quakers objects to compulsory maintenance of ministers as against Christ's teaching. They deny paying ministers of other societies, oppose forced religious support, and question equal natural rights when property is taken to fund established church or Pietry Society clergy. A Friend to universal Liberty of Conscience.
We the Editor of the General- Eveninc Post defend a sober reading against wit trickery. The writer mocks Homer and Diomede with misread Greek, misquotes Quintilian and Bulwer, and claims easy cleverness. Serious scholars must resist petty jeers and respect linguistic precision.
The Military Committee of the city announced great warlike preparations in the Comté region and 40,000 men gathering at Carpentras under pretence of forming a federal camp. A deputation of 82 from St. Domingo was heard as the bar. The Speaker recited events at St. Domingo and the President pledged utmost support.
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