Reproof and Burden in a 1809 London Letter
A London correspondent urges private reproach over public shaming, insisting readers confront their brother privately when sin is found. The writer condemns the sin of omitting correction and warns against shifting burden by airing faults to others, urging immediate private confrontation.
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London
The Truth of God Defended Observations on Reviews
A fragment discussing the Society for the Suppression of Vice and Edinburgh Reviewers raising limits of suppression. The piece notes opposition by sinners and opponents of enforcing moral laws, questioning the seriousness of acting against vice. The text references a volume and page, indicating periodical publication context.
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Society For the Suppression of Vice
Edinburgh
Dacemser