03746cam a2200325Ii 4500007697725MiAaHDL20230901000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua790820s1790 enk 000 0 eng dsdr-njpt.b16628445sdr-srlf1020597501175(OCoLC)5291459TYCengrdaTYCGZMOCLPTSPTSSSCP #6831Christian politician.A collection of testimonies in favor of religious liberty in the case of the Dissenters, Catholics and Jews /by a Christian politician.London :C. Dilly,1790.4 unnumbered pages, 119 pages, xx ;22 cmtexttxtrdacontentunmediatednrdamediavolumencrdacarrierThe Freeholder no. 21 and 47 / written by Mr. Addison -- Remarks on the debate in the House of Commons in 1787, on the subject of the Sacramental Test laws; with hints concerning Catholics, Jews, Marriage Service, &c. in a letter to a friend; including some passages from M. Turgot -- Preface to the English translation of baron Born's Natural history of monks, after the Linnaean system --Scheme by the bishop of Clonfert for reforming the Irish catholics -- Letters to Lord Mountgarret on the state of church affairs in Ireland -- Arguments extracted from bishop Hoadly's reply to bishop Sherlock on the Sacramental Test laws --Testimonies on the same subject from bishop Sherlock's life, Dr. Sykes archdeacon Payley, and the late earl of Chatham -- Arguments from Mr. Locke's letters on toleration -- Testimonies on the same subjects by Sir John Child, Mr. Richard Jackson, M. P. deceased, Dr. Davemant, archbishop Sharp, and the author of Essays on population -- The same, from Sir William Temple's observations on the Netherlands -- Arguments from a work intitled, "Rights of the Dissenters to a compleat toleration asserted," including hints by Dr. Franklin and others -- Earl Mansfield's opinion on the religious liberty of the Dissenters, with extracts from president Thou referred to by him -- Two Persian letters / by president Montesquieu, respecting religious liberty and Jews -- Mr. Necker's opinion on religious liberty -- M. Rabaud de St. Etienne's speech on the same subject -- Measures of the National Assembly of France respecting non-Catholics -- Act of the Assembly of Virginia in 1786, for establishing religious freedom -- Parable against persecution, imitated from a Jewish tradition / by Dr. Franklin with an extract from the same author -- Addresses from the Quakers and Episcopalians of the middle American states to General Washington, with his answers -- Facts and observations respecting the situation of the Jews in England -- Two letters by a Christian Politician which first appeared in the Public advertiser, in February 1790 -- The case of the protestant Dissenters in 1790 -- History of the Test and Corporation acts, extracted from "the Rights of the Dissenters, &c." -- Protest in the House of Lords in favor of the Dissenters -- Also resolutions in the House of Commons -- Also petitions by the livery of London to the same effect -- Testimonies of our King in favor of the Dissenters for more than a century -- Resolutions of the Committee of London Dissenters in 1790.Mode of access: Internet.Religious toleranceEarly works to 1800.Freedom of religionEarly works to 1800.00769772520181208142000.020230901000000.020230901060637.02023-09-04T17:48:51Z2023-09-04T17:30:02ZSDR-NJPTnjptIII - SIERRAprepare.pl-004-008BKsdr-njpt.b16628445iaSDRNJPTia.ark:/13960/t28945w43NJPT.b16628445ia.collectionoftest00chri_0ia.collectionoftest00chri_0NJPTNJPT20230904iaia.ark:/13960/t28945w431790pdbibnon-US bib date1 < 1901ia.collectionoftest00chriUCISRLF20181120iauc2.ark:/13960/t85h7tf231790pdbibnon-US bib date1 < 1901