 | Alexander Chalmers - 1815 - 572 pages
...earl of Egmont. Of this work Mr. Melmoth's son says, in the short preface which accompanies it, that " It may add weight, perhaps, to the reflections contained...that the author's life was one uniform exemplar of those precepts, which, with so generous a zeal, and such an elegant and affecting simplicity of style,... | |
 | 1816 - 358 pages
...this volume, it reflects honour on the character both of the father and the son. " It may add weigtit, perhaps, to the reflections contained in the following...that the author's life was one uniform- exemplar of those precepts, which, with so benevolent a zeal, and so pathetic a simplicity of style, he endeavours... | |
 | William Melmoth - 1821 - 168 pages
...present century. WM Bath, May 16 1790. \ •• CHARACTER OF THE AUTHOR OF THE FOL10WINO TREATISE, IT may add weight perhaps to the reflections contained in the following pages, to inform the redder that the author's life was one uniform exemplar ef those precepts, which, with so benevolent... | |
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... simplicity of style, he endeavours to recommend to general practice. He left others to contend for' modes of faith, and inflame themselves and the world with endless controversy ; it was the wiser purpose of his more... 
