A candid narrative of the rise and progress of the Herrnhuters, commonly call'd Moravians or Unitas Fratrum, : with a short account of their doctrines, drawn from their own writings. To which are added, observations on their politics in general, and

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Mor iam oronitas Fratrum,

observations on thei Ρ, P Loes in generat, and particulari oesthei CONDUchwhils in the Count of Budiuen in the Cirese of the sper-Hine in Germandi.

MDCCLIII

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To tho mo Reverendi

lia vin been, sor ome ars in the Topic ofcommon Conversiation in diversParis of Europe, and particularly in the Mingdonis, since the Time

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of thei obtaining a Pacliame in aetilement i Will noli I pr sume, be thought Mea nable atthis Iuncture to osse to the Publica candi and impartis Account of the Doctrines that are peculiar

to them.

There are certain Notion in Religion as elicis Politios that deserve the most serious Attention, and uot to e stricti scruti nige into on account of thea fluence the may have on thesellubein os ociety. Those of the Moracians, aster a caresul Perusalo thei seu rite Authors have appeared to me so singulis that

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Permit me, My Lord, to ad linata an with ali ine Respe thala is

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tions mention' in that reati se, a those Mallers, hicha, at fissi, eard in their public Sermons, appeare to have noAnalogy thereunto. But ho inpre judice Qever, I continued for a considerable Time, to mix