William Penn And Thomas B Macaulay Being Brief Observations On the Charges Ma

Foster, W. E. (William Edward), 1846-

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Pro bably his exact motives will never be ascertained, nor is it of importance that they should be ; enough for our purpose, that Penn had good reason for giving faith to his professions, for, so far as his own experience went, he had proved their sincerity. "Whatever practices of Roman Catholics we might, " he says, in his letter to Popple, " reasonably object against, and no doubt but " such there are, yet he (the King) has disclaimed and repre- " hended these ill things by his declared opini...on against persecu- " tion, by the ease in which he actually indulges all Dissenters, " and by the confirmation he offers in Parliament for the security "of the Protestant religion and liberty of conscience. And in " his honour, as well as in my own defence, I am obliged in con- " science to say that he has ever declared to me, it was his opi- "nion, and on all occasions when Duke, he never refused me the " repeated proofs of it, as often as I had any poor sufferer for " conscience sake to solicit his help for.

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