Price retires as editor of the Helectic in 1849
In his retiring address Thomas Price reflects on the Helectic’s strengthened circulation since he took charge and pledges support to the new editor. He expresses confidence in continued theological ecclesiastical and political principles and gratitude for readers’ confidence from his home at 7 Highbury Terrace dated November 23 1849.
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