...gratuitously, or at a cheap rate. It will form no "part of the design of the institution to furnish religions books ; a restriction, however, very far from being meant to preclude the supply of moral tracts, or books of a moral tendency. The Tendency of Idolatry to harden the Heart. MAHY instance!...

...and cheap or gratuitous supply of Works uscflil in Schools and Seminaries of Learning. It shall fonn no part of the design of this Institution to furnish...very far from being meant to preclude the supply of Moral Tracts, or Works of a Moral tendency, which, without interfering with the religious sentiments...

...seminaries of learning, to he supplied to them either gratuitously, or at a cheap rate.— 3. That it fürin no part of the design of this institution to furnish...very far from being meant to preclude the supply of moral tracts, or books of a moral tendency, which without interfering with the religious sentiments...

...institution ; but I cannot help remarking on the wisdom of one, the third, I believe, which states it to be no part of the design of this institution to furnish religious books ; a restriction, however, not meant to preclude the supply of moral tracts or books of a moral tendency, which, without interfering...

...•which may be deemed useful by the Society. II. — It shall form no part of the desing of the Society to furnish religious books — a restriction, however,...very far from being meant to preclude the supply of moral tracts, or books of moral tendency, which, without interfering with the religious sentiments...

...within too narrow a circle, by the limitations of the third rule of the society, which states ' That it forms no part of the design of this institution to furnish religious books.' Experience has proved the opposite ; the field before them is so extensive, that it is only a small...

...Institutionf is to the following effect : — " ' II. — It shall form no part of the design of the Society to furnish religious books — a restriction however...very far from being meant to preclude the supply of moral tracts or books of moral tendency, which, without interfering with the religious sentiments of...

...Government. "' II.—It shall form no part of the design of the Society to furnish religious books—a restriction however very far from being meant to preclude the supply of moral tracts or books of moral tendency, which, without interfering with the religious sentiments of...

...under the title of the " Calcutta School-book Society." The 3d rule of this society was : — " That it forms no part of the design of this institution...however, very far from being meant to preclude the supj. ly of moral tracts or works of a moral tendency, which, without interfering with the religious...

...Institution is to the following effect : — " II. It shall form no part of the design of the society to furnish religious books. A restriction, however,...very far from being meant to preclude the supply of moral tracts or books of moral tendency, which, without interfering with the religious sentiments of...