ABSTRACT
..ghiat riotiice: if he were offended at that cxpreffo p , .w h y did he not prefently examine vvhafc* ground Ihad.forit? why did nccf riot convirfce me of thc£<y«//; of their proceedings ? which untill it be done, I cannot but looke on ic to this day.aszn[unrightcousfenttnce,(ud\2 fentenct’ZS . they have .caufe to be humbled for. It is not iin-• knowne to' thofe, who were acquainted With her, how\that Hie was a perfon that had beene under great *t err ours ofmindc, and afflittieri of '
