The Decline of Religious Reverence in High Society
Analyzed essay argues irreligion has become fashionable in Britain, mocks reverence for the Bible, and defends faith through reason. It cites St John, Moses, and Christ as proofs of divinity, condemns Pride, and urges humility and acceptance of the Incarnation. Britannicus signs as author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Lucifer
Heaven
Paradise
John
Apostle
Christ the Lord
St. John
Moses
Christ
Lamb of God
Sis
Britannicus
Prussians claim victory over Austrians. large prisoner haul
From Magdeburg and Berlin dispatches the Prussians report victory on the 5th instant with upwards of 8000 prisoners, vast artillery, and several generals. They encamped at night on the old camp of Prince of Bevern between the Loch and Breslau. French plan to withdraw Weser operations and strengthen for spring. Militia march toward Alsace. provisions and ammunition loaded at Metz and Thionville to move to the Rhine. Hamburgh notes Zell taken and French forces gathering to contest near Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslau
Yorke
States General
Ostend
Nieuport
Caffen
Virginia
Aberdeen
Bergen
John
Jane
Ayrton
London
Narva
Jacob Fuller
Pimpern Baffer
Devon
Exeter
Burton
George ‘Whitmore
St. John’s Hackney
Isleworth
Middlesex
Thosmas Hutchinson
Barbadoes
Celia Caroline Clevland
Twickenham
Dionis
Fenchurch Street
Nancy Rance
Westminster Abbey
Jones
Ambrose Wall
Charles Hayes
Regiment of Foot
Terry
William Terry
Salisbury
Fez
Mulay Abdalah
George Fitzgerald
Enfield Chace
Sussex
Denham
Iping
Midhurst
Fielding
de Hellen
Magdebourg
Berdin
Prussia
Prince of Bevern
Loch
Wes
Zell
Hanover
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Werenfels
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