THOUGHTS ON THE TOLERATION OF IMPORTANT DIFFERENCES COMMUNITY. RESPECTFULLY ADDRESSED TO THE LANCASHIRE COMMITTEE BY TRUST-TO-TRUTH. "How often, under the mask of religious zeal, has Evil been as busily at LONDON: F. BOWYER KITTO, 5, BISHOPSGATE WITHOUT. MDCCCLXX. PRICE SIXPENCE. C 8338.870.10 HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY ANDREW FELSTON PEABODY February 3, 1972 NOTICE. In the following remarks I shall imagine myself to be addressing a Committee appointed to assist the Lancashire Quarterly Meeting in reference to what is usually spoken of as "the Manchester difficulty;" for although it has not while I write been actually appointed, there appears to be no doubt as to the course which will be pursued; and I am desirous to avail myself of the opportunity which the Yearly Meeting affords of a wider inculcation of views, which to me appear important, than would be possible at another time. Although, however, committed to paper within a few days, and therefore exhibiting marks of haste, the ideas themselves have been long in the writer's mind, and are something more than the result of a week's reflection. |