Witnesses for Christianity and Infidels on Deathbeds
A letter contrasts dying Christians who find comfort in faith with infidels who fear judgment. It cites Lord P- tearing apart a book on death and praises Dig Leechman for expressing Christian exultation at death, tracing it to Scripture. The piece then notes political gloom and the threatened unrest as peace talks at Rastadt appear uncertain and civil war agitations rise at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord P
Dig Leechman
Glascow
Rastadt
Vision of the Wheels and Royal Navy Invasions
A sweeping excerpt blends a theological meditation on Ezekiel with reports from the French Republic’s sphere of operations. It cites the divine wheels allegory as foreknowledge and control, then details British actions at Ostend, Bruges, and Zeeland, including bombardments, troop disembarkations, and traitor accusations. It also notes Buonaparte’s Toulon embarkation, French campaigns in Haute Valais, and Swiss resistance at Sion, concluding with diplomatic reassignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sas
Slyken
Ofiend
Mig
Muscar
Keller
Tes Ve
Bruges
Jiethort
Guards
Prince of Wales
Ottend
King George
Directory
Merlin
Laf
Flanders
Enelith
Ostend
Toulon
Buonaparte
L’orient
Adm
Brueys
Marseilles
Hieres
Caen
la Hogue
St. Marcot
Havre
Mungow
Switzerland
Haute
Valais
Marge
Sion
Conches
Lyehade
Paris
Treillard
Rewbell
Vienna
The
Hague
Tallieg
Berlins
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