[56] Hagenbach, Kirchengeschichte des 18. und 19. Jahrh., 2te Aufl. i, 164. (This matter is not in the abridged translation.) [↑]
[57] See the furious account of him by Mosheim, 17 C. sec. ii, pt. ii, ch. i, § 33. [↑]
[58] Hagenbach, last cit. p. 169. [↑]
[59] Noack, Die Freidenker in der Religion, Th. iii, Kap. 1; Bruno Bauer, Einfluss des englischen Quäkerthums auf die deutsche Cultur und auf das englisch-russische Projekt einer Weltkirche, 1878, pp. 41–44. [↑]
[60] Pref. to French tr. of the Meditationes, 1770, pp. xii–xvii. Lau died in 1740. [↑]
[61] Tholuck, Abriss, as cited, p. 10. [↑]
[62] Trans. in English, 1750. [↑]
[63] Hagenbach, tr. pp. 35–36; Saintes, p. 61; Kahnis, as cited, p. 114. [↑]
[64] Hagenbach, pp. 37–39. It is to be observed (Tholuck, Abriss, p. 23) that the Wolffian philosophy was reinstated in Prussia by royal mandate in 1739, a year before the accession of Frederick the Great. But we know that Frederick championed him. [↑]