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by John Newton

Letter XLVI

London, November 19, 1800

I THANK you for your two long letters, the account of your progress, and the progress of the gospel, and of your safe return home. I hope a time may come, when I shall be able to write more at large. At present this is upon a particular business.

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I pray the Lord to bless you and all who love his name in Scotland, whether Kirk, Circus, Relief, Burghers, Anti-burgers, Independents, Methodists, or by whatever name they choose to be called. Yea, if you know a Papist, who sincerely loves Jesus, and trusts in him for salvation, give my love to him. T remain

Your affectionate and obliged,
J.N.

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