Unitarianism Defended / A Series of Lectures by Three Protestant Dissenting Ministers of Liverpool

by John Hamilton Thom; Henry Giles; James Martineau

[411]. Ibid. p. 411.

[412]. Lecture, p. 492.

[413]. Ibid. p. 507.

[414]. Ibid. pp. 511, 512.

[415]. Ars Critica, P. I. sect. i. cap. ix. § 11.

[416]. Magee on the Atonement, vol. iii. p. 335. Note. 5th Edition. This note is a broad caricature of the discussion in the Monthly Repository: and shows that the Author might have been the Cruikshanks of theology, had his humour always been good-humour.

[417]. Magee on the Atonement, vol. iii. pp. 343, 344. Note.

[418]. Monthly Repository of Theology and General Literature, vol. x. p. 481. 1815. I quote from this work, rather than from Mr. Aspland’s “Plea for Unitarian Dissenters,” in obedience to the Archbishop’s own reference.

[419]. Preface to Mr. Byrth’s Lecture, part i. p. vii.

[420]. Newcome and Whitby in loc.