Elderly GEO. CLARK writes in 1792 testament of faith
In a personal letter dated 1792, GEO. CLARK reflects on strength from faith, the ongoing spiritual fire, and trust in God for mercy for a husband. He notes his eighty third year, steady health, and continued grace, while his wife and eldest daughter face life changes and future hopes for salvation.
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On-liberality of sentiment signaled to a newspaper editor
A reader urges the editor to enlarge the Miscellany by adding an Essay or Liberality of Sentiment. He argues that expanding circulation should not be hindered by extra costs and suggests subscribers of higher means fund the added expense, with the goal of widening access and upholding the publication’s valued work.