CHA P. XII.

If Non-Toleration was part of the Divine Law

among the Jews, and whether it was always

put in practice,

CHAP. XIII.

127

The great Toleration exercised among the fews, 165

CHAP. XIV.

If Non-Toleration was taught by Christ, 183

CHA P., XV.

Teftimonies against Perfecution,

CHAP. XVI.

196

A Converfation between a Dying Man, and one in

good health,

CHAP. XVII

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201

A Letter from a Beneficed Priest, to Father Lo
Tellier, the fefuit, dated the 6th of May,

Whether it is of Service to indulge the People in

Superftition,

224

Head of John Calas,

Executed at Toulouse 1762

T

CALAS.

HE murder of John Calas, committed at Touloufe with the fword of

juftice, the 9th of March 1762, is an event, which, on account of its fingularity, calls for the attention of the prefent age, and that of pofterity. We foon forget the croud of victims who have fallen in the courfe of innumerable battles, not only because this is a destiny

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