Unitarians present creed and scriptural basis in 1821 letter
A communication under the byline “A Christian” lays out Unitarian views on Jesus Christ, the Trinity, God the Father, salvation, sin, and judgment. It defends scriptural primacy, rejects a satisfaction doctrine, and notes diversity of opinion on future punishment while affirming core monotheism and obedience to God.
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The
Enquirer
Sunbury Enquirer
Treth
Jesus Christ
Christ
Tun
Lord Jesus
Disputed Dublin Election of 1802 Shows Fractured Allegiances
In Dublin 1802 a contested election sees Mr Grattan challenged by Mr Giffard a Orangeman who argues he should be allowed to vote on a former disenfranchised candidate. Grattan defends his competency while denouncing his accuser as a hired traducer and rebellious agitator amid city tensions.
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God
Dublin
Mrr. Grattan
Iron dealer and horse owner clash in court
In a King's Bench session a witness says he is a dealer in old iron and faces the suggestion of theft. A barrister relays abuse of a high bred horse used to drag loads and fed on coarse hay, with a quip about winter and returning to the country.
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Court of King’s Bench
Erskine
Trial for witchcraft at Mount Holly shocks colonial crowds
In Mount Holly near Philadelphia about 300 people gathered to witness a witchcraft trial. Accusers and accused tested with scales and a Bible, then trial by water, as crowds watched shocked by the methods and alleged results.
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Mount Holly
London
Moses
Mit
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Pennsylvania Gazette
Philadelphia
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