excerpt from 'Journal entry, 9 December 1833' pp. 43 (51 words)
excerpt from 'Journal entry, 9 December 1833' pp. 43 (51 words)
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Went yesterday with Frederic Elliot and Luttrell to hear Fox, a celebrated Unitarian preacher, at a chapel in South Place, Finsbury Square. [..] I like the simplicity of the service: hymns, a prayer, and the sermon, still I think a short liturgy preferable—our own, much abbreviated, would be the best. |
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