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MODEST
REMARKS
UPON THE
Bishop of LONDON’s
LETTER
Concerning the late
EARTHQUAKES.
[Price Six pence.]
MODEST
REMARKS
UPON THE
Bishop of LONDON’s
LETTER
Concerning the late
EARTHQUAKES.
By One of the People called QUAKERS.
LONDON:
Printed for T. Howard, at the Pamphlet Shop in the
Temple-Exchange Coffee House, Fleet-street. 1750.
TO THE
BISHOP
OF
LONDON.
Friend Thomas,
erily I have perused thy Letter Addressed to the Clergy and Inhabitants of the Cities of London and Westminster with great Attention, and must acknowledge to thee with Concern, that I am exceedingly disappointed in the Expectation I had raised to myself from that Work. The Solemnity, Friend, of the Occasion, the Seriousness and Consequence of the Subject treated of, and the Relation thou pretendest to stand in to the Inhabitants of these Cities, made me believe, that Nothing would be omitted, that was Necessary to awaken the Conscience, and inform the Understandings of all Degrees of People, within thy Charge. But how vain is human Wisdom, and how infinitely short-sighted are its Researches, when it relies upon itself, and is unassisted by that Spirit, to whom all Events are known, who searcheth the Hearts and tryeth the Reins of the Children of Men!
Thy Letter, Friend, instead of awakening the Conscience of the hardened Sinner, or