|  | Gentleman's Magazine 1816 part 2 p.277 impiously conceived, Christianity had for so many ages  
enveloped the world. The arguments of this man were  
abundantly superficial; but his book was likely to produce  
greater effect than the writings of the most learned  
Infidels. the connexion of his political with his religious  
opinions tended still farther to increase the danger; for  
Atheism and Jacobinism at that time went hand in hand. It  
was on this occasion that the Bishop of Landaff stood  
forward in defence of Christianity, by publishing his most  
seasonable, strong, judicious, and beautiful 'Apology for  
the Bible, in a Series of Letters addressed to Thomas  
Paine,' 12mo. ...
 Sermons and letters continued through his life; against  
slavery, defending revelaed religion, various religious,  
political, and agricultural subjects.
 ... It is asserted that during the last years of his life  
his Lordship employed his leisure upon a History of his own  
times, after the manner of Bp. Bur-
 
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