The Way in Which We Should Go; A Sermon Preached in the Parish Church of St. Botolph, Cambridge; On Sunday December 11, 1808, for the Benefit of the New School (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Way in Which We Should Go; A Sermon: Preached in the Parish Church of St. Botolph, Cambridge; On Sunday December 11, 1808, for the Benefit of the New School
My Dear Sir,
The remembrance of past pleasures, and the renewal of old acquaintance and Friendships, are ever esteemed amongst the most refined of gratifications. How greatly is their effect heightened, when revived under circumstances, which reflect honour and worth upon the object Such have been my sensations, in recognizing, in the Author of A Short Inquiry Into The Policy, Humanity, And Past Effects Of The Poor Laws, and of A Letter To A Country Gentleman On The Education Or The Lower Orders, an old School-Fellow and Friend. That my own thoughts have been employed on the same subject, though to a less extent, and with less ability, some of my Publications have shewn.
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