Excerpt from The Recorder, Vol. 1: Being a Collection of Tracts and Disquisitions, Chiefly Relative to the Modern State and Principles of the People Called Quakers
Of late years we have seen another write', gradually coming forwaid as the successor ot the deceased, but with the assertion of prmc1ples: Principles which he Seems to think necessary to be fired on ti 1e Society; to avowed and held fmth as the essential faith of Friends; and Without a kind of subscription to Which, he won d persuade us there can be no soundness of Christianity! How far the Speci mens. We have had of his doc'trines, and man ner of enforcing them, indicate his value, as[ix.
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