[I] When he first came to Beyroot, this same sentence was dictated to him, and it appeared in his eyes so much like blasphemy, that he refused to write it.
[J] We afterwards ascertained, that he was decoyed off to a distance, as if for walk, and when he would have returned, was prevented by force.
[K] This letter was a mere tissue of testimonies, brought from the fathers, and from the scriptures, condemning the worship of images.
Transcriber's Notes:
Obvious punctuation errors repaired with the exception of some quotation marks where original intent could not be ascertained.
Page 235, the last four names in the article ""Rev. T. Whittle, B. Green, T. Brown" do not match the names used in the article. As each was used only once, this was retained as author's intent could not be ascertained.
Items retained in this edition:
Varied capitalization of Christian, Jew, de Legal, and d'Herbois.
Inconsistent spacing in meanwhile/mean while.