Ocean Sermons and Sacred Critique Across a Storm
A letter from a devoted reader praises a series on the ocean in Wheatland’s Psalms, commending the blend of instruction and entertainment. The author argues that biblical storms and divine power offer grand, persuasive imagery, compares David to Virgil and Dryden, and cites Psalms alongside classical poets to elevate the Creator’s wisdom and bounty.
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Israel
Virgil
David
Hamer
Ovid
Bravin
A . Drypden
London
Turday
Longinus
Genesir
Rattas
Marulér
Heaven
Earth
Angria
Jesus Christ
Soneer
Goa
Jehovah
Fort du Quesne
North America
Montreal
Quebec
Hudison’s Bay
Susquenac
St. Laurence
Plymouth
Fides
Theocritus
Homer
de Haili
Davia
Fe Denecki
Jed
Curio
Dublin
Ogden
Neptune
Ari- Vis
Swialek
Fehorah
Virginia
Mr. Dryden
Paget
Gougher
Ramsgate
Penzance
Dove
Shoreham
Roberts
Lisbon
William
Portsmouth
Antigua
Juffrouw
Amsterdam
Meyer
Naples
Cowes
Lawrence
Cossby
Meriton
Guernsey
Nanning
Amster
Extract of a Letter from Tillicherry on the Ma nbar Coast
London reports a March 1 1760 letter noting the Mogul assassination and Patan entry into Dehli. It describes a country unbound by known laws with a government that has become capricious and governed by prevailing events.
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Tillicherry
Manbar
Dehli
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