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London, England, 1801-11-03 00:00:00

• '3 P••;EW EDITION of
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sign by Richter, , representing Wiilianif4tifi•(oDly 8 years
• of age), after having been scourv•ed with such cruelty, .that
in afeW davit he died, visiting''his, Father, thcit.under the
torture with. which Bonner tormented loin' is days,' and
an elegant Frontispiece engraved by Taylor, from an.cirigi-
nal Design by Burnityl With allegorical, ornaments, &c.

&c. of the . • •
T IVES, SUFFERINGS„ and DEATHS of the
1,4 CHRISTIAN. MARTYRS, during. the Reigns of
Henry VIII: and Queen M4ryi compiled from Fox's Book
of Martyrs; with original Notes, and Rededions on each
Life. To whit:kis added, an Account of 'the Bartholomew
Massacre in France, arid arid the great Persecution under Louis
XI V. which continued till the late Revolution in France.—
A Nevil Edition, revised and corrected, with Additions.

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TO THE 01JBLIC.
At such :an important period as this, whenalmost all Eu-
rope is eiantilsed by the tall of the Rornish Religion, when.
Monastic !institutions, are again 'introduced into our -own
Country, Iv-hat Can; give the unbiassed -Mind so just an esti..•
mate,-41 ies unscriptural doctrines, as n true and impartial
narrative o: if the conduct of its predecessors toWards the faith-.
ful Servant s of Jesus. Christ ?. While dry Morality, in theory,
delineates I ter fancied forms, less durable than the futrowtxt
wave, faat ! known fads, invigorate the mind with impreg-
nable truth 5, and create an energy of soul, froMlife inaction,
which draw -s the.likenes;.brighter than those sbadet.
The men ,oirs of men who have laid down their lives rode-
fence of flit, Gospel, must be ever dear to those who lovethe.
Lord in sin verity and truth ; And nothing more visibly dis-.
criminates t he true Christian, than a steady adherence to the.
sullilers' fair righteouSnesS sake, and a tenacious unconquer-
able attache ient to the ilorious-tnithstheir sutilaings sealed..
Was the Vivangelical History of the-Martyrs generally read
(and' we hope this cheap and 'compendious Edition will in-
duce many to read. it), the errors and destrudive principles cf
the WeStern Antichristrian Church, or Popery, would be
better understood, and distinguished, from the tnie Religion
of Christ, by till classes of men.
1 he whole 'wilt contain' besides Original Refleaions on
each Life, the important substance of a large Folio Volume,
being so concisely Colleded and comprised, that the most
notable and essential transadions connected. with the narra-
tive during the reigns of King Henry VIII. and Queen
Mary are faithtully related,' wittiOift that laborious minute-
ness and prolixity which render the original Martyrology so
tedious, that few personS who possess it,ev.er read it through.
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