...Now, it is well known, the persons with whom they profess to agree in substance, protested against him as an " enthusiast, a censorious, uncharitable person, and a deluder of the people ; and against his practice of itinerating and encouraging itinerants, as evil in itself, and pernicious in...

...Now, it is well known, the persons with whom they profess to agree in substance, protested against him as an '• enthusiast, a censorious, uncharitable person, and a deluder of tlie people ; and against his practice of itinerating and encouraging itinerants, as evil in itself,...

...Marsh, Tut. ; John Winthrop, Math. &, Phil. Nat. Prof. Holliss." They declared Mr. Whitefield to be " an enthusiast, a censorious, uncharitable person, and a deluder of the people," and condemned him also, " both as an extempore and as an itinerant preacher." Among the instances mentioned...

...instructers, with the name of the President at their head, and in which they declared Mr. Whitefield to be " an enthusiast, a censorious, uncharitable person, and a deluder of the people," and condemned him " both as an extempore and as an itinerant preacher;" adducing at the same time some...

...instructors, with the name of the President at their head, and in which they declared Mr. Whitefield to be " an enthusiast, a censorious, uncharitable person, and a deluder of the people," and condemned him " both as an extempore and as an itinerant preacher ; " adducing at the same time some...

...and Instructors deemed themselves compelled to come forward in defence of J tlle institution» and to publish in December of that year their " Testimony...in another pamphlet, denied some things, explained others, and expressed his regret, that he had " published his private informations, though from credible...

...Tutors, and Instructors deemed themselves compelled to come forward in defence of the institution, and to publish in December of that year their " Testimony...uncharitable," " censorious," and " slanderous."* tcfield. Whitefield's r ply. This publication called out Whitefield, who, in another pamphlet, denied...

...of the institution, and to publish, in December of that year, their ' Testimony against the Reverend George Whitefield and his Conduct ;' denouncing him...immorality' in the seminary as ' a most wicked and libelous falsehood;' 'uncharitable,' 'censorious,' and ' slanderous.' " A separate pamphlet was subsequently...

...of the institution, and to publish, in December of that year, their ' Testimony against the Reverend George Whitefield and his Conduct ;' denouncing him...immorality' in the seminary as ' a most wicked and libelous falsehood ;' ' uncharitable,' ' censorious,' and ' slanderous.' " A separate pamphlet was...

...of which was the President, by whom the pamphlet was probably written. They declare Whitefield to be "an enthusiast, a censorious, uncharitable person, and a deluder of the people;" and condemn him also, " both as an extempore and an itinerant preacher." Among the instances of his censoriousness...