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Excerpt from A Discussion of the Question, Is the Roman Catholic Religion, in Any or in All Its Principles or Doctrines, Inimical to Civil or Religious Liberty?: And of the Question, Is the Presbyterian Religion in Any or in All Its Principles or Doctrines, Inimical to Civil or Religious Liberty?
These delays, though attended with some inconvenience to the Society, have, at least, given the disputants an Opportunity of doing justice to themselves, respectively, in giving their own report of their speeches. The only disagreement be tween them now, is, as to the amount of matter - the one contending, that only one-third of the number of speeches de livered in the oral discussion are produced in their written report - and the other maintaining, that each of the written speeches contains the matter of three, as they were spoken. It is not for us to decide, but to leave, as we do, the gentle men themselves, and the public, to form their own Opinion on this point. This misunderstanding, however, between the disputants, required the action of the Society, which was had in the annexed resolutions. In accordance with instructions from the Society, the Committee have disposed of the work to the present publishers, and we trust that the importance of the questions discussed, will cause it to meet with an exten sive circulation.
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