...translation, with a corrected Text, and Notes critical and explanatory." This book is published by a Society for promoting Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtue, by the distribution of books; but is so ill executed, that if its gross absurdity, its omission of whole verses, and its false quotations,...

...with a corrected Text, and Note's critical and explanatory; published by a Society for {promot ing Christian Knowledge, and the Practice of Virtue, by the Distribution of Books, pp. 6 12. 8vo. London, Johnson, 1808. HT^HE advantages derived from the labours of the many eminent...

...JUNE 22, 1808, BEFORE THE SOCIETY OF UNITARIAN CHRISTIANS, ESTABLISHED IN THE WEST &F ENGLAND, FOB PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE AND THE PRACTICE OF VIRTUE BY THE DISTRIBUTION OF BOOKS. BY LANT CARPENTER, LL. D. ' EXETER, Printed and said by P. Hedgeland; SOLD ALSO BY LONGMAN, HURST,...

...ST. PAUL'S CHURCU>YARD. UNITARIAN SOCIETY. AT a Special General Meeting of " the UNITARIAN SOCIETY for promoting Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtue, by the Distribution of Books," holden at the CHAPEL IN ESSEX STREET, on the 30th of July, 1813, The following Resolution, proposed...

...REMARKS, &c. Version of the New Testament, published as the title-page sets forth, "• By a Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, and the practice of virtue by the Distribution of Books," demands particular consideration. If it be really so improved a version as is pretended ; if the text...

...i Treasurer, Mr. T. Blanchard, City Road; Secretary, Mr. Eolert Smith. 11. UKITABIAN SOCIETY, 1791, for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue by the distribution of such books a? appear to the members of the society to contain the most rational views of the Gospel,...

...author has one that is sufficient. They were composed at the request of " A Society formed to promote Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtue, by the distribution of Books," in the West of England, with which he has been connected more than twenty years. Nor could their choice...

...author has one that is sufficient. They were composed at the request of " A Society formed to promote Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtue, by the distribution of Books," in the West of England, with which he has been connected more than twenty years. Nor could their choice...

...has been the establishment of a Unitarian Book Society, called ' The Northumberland Tract Society, for promoting Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtue, by the Distribution of Books and Tracts, founded on the great Principle of the Unity of God, and the subordinate, though divine...

...idolatry, the Unitarians have a society in London for the distribution of books and , tracts, entitled, The Unitarian Society of Great Britain, for promoting Christian Knowledge, and the Practice of Vir They have also engaged in their favour the good wishes, if not the active exertions, of at least...