Manuscript Fragment, undated
[folded sheet on which notes were made]
[first side]
Rev Mr Thompson
An account of the sickness t death of Mr T
Mr Ts account of his return
importance of [?] in
defence would not bring
attention to any other portion
of t field Talk about
his own field arrived too
late Brooks in [?]
big boon river All ready
to receive sleep on ground
[?] beasts But not
of [blot] have importance
[blot] about peace
about [faded] man
old man who embraced him
David not say that was selfish
will to leave his wife to he
loves them—
Devoted wife to cheer, com-
fort council & support—
Br. Brooks wants help
I stand [?] where the Colonisation tried
to establish—Plantain tree where
John Newton was confined a
prisoner & by a woman too
their language must be
reduced to writing.
Ask an interest in ur prs.
for Paul I wld say pray for us
circumstance in India
was tr not special pr for
armed mugger. The people
almost quarreled for the priv-
ilege of having Br Brooks live
near them. What constitutes
a call. A knowledge of
the [faded] with the ability
to help
incidents—returning [?]
country—man gives his son
to be educated. little 6 yrs
old. Case of little boy grown
out of his knowledge
another case—the son of
a king—advanced rapidly—
very promising hope converted
scholarship at Newark the nam
es will be selected
[second side]
Thy will be done
2 What is involved
I Destruction of cross or religious
error—Catholicism—
Babel of religious system exists
in science—9 of t grt Ar
chitect, sculptor, astronomer
geologist, science must be
advanced. destruction of polit-
ical error. One tribe of
school masters G. is interested
in school. G. has no thots
of reigning over a race
[?] Again
error in the human or selfish
ness.
Slavery why exists because
it appeals to t love of property
power
intemperance
600 this very day—
why it
compared it to t beast t [?]
saw 3 by what is involved
in ts pr—all that it involves
4 must be ready to act
accordingly—
here is an axe by wh
you can smite that tree
[?] vote—
David number'd Israel [?]
God moved—Satan stood up
Beings more numerous [?]
Man is savaged by beings behind
t curtain. The pressure of
spirits is like t waters of
t ocean—When G. departs
satan rushes in
Man stands against a heavy
weight—if God stands aside
one moment shall David cease
to love G. If ever Prince &
People might be expected to
stem temptation—They were
proud. if they had had the [?]
It was permitting the virgin
to see herself—Joab
There [?] you found a hook
to hang a cavel on
But people turn up tr eye
brows as tho' tr was nothing
thing so very rong—
[?] that strike at t
root of t sin—National
No natural causes alone
were present to bring
Pride of t [?] & people hum
bled.
I General principle lurking in us
Noted for it—its we—Angle
reason blood—think not of G.
forget him—his interposition
We r idolizing ourselves
There
Devil is holding his protracted
meet'gs in 600 grog shops
not only on sab but day after
day
DATABASE CONTENT
| (12702) | DL1798.034 | 189 | Other | 186X |
Tags: Death (Home Front), Illnesses, Marriages, Religion, School/Education, Slavery
SOURCES
Manuscript Fragment, undated, DL1798.034, Nau Collection
