Letter

 1 I   |    horizontal like those of our clergy. He did not uncover himself
 2 III |  exclaiming against war and the clergy. Had his invectives been
 3 III |    still declaiming against the clergy, and was whipped from time
 4 IV  | converts.~The Church of England clergy found their congregations
 5 V   | Established Church. The English clergy have retained a great number
 6 V   |          composed wholly of the clergy, was in some credit at that
 7 V   |       the morals of the English clergy, they are more regular than
 8 V   |        for this reason. All the clergy (a very few excepted) are
 9 V   |         and besides most of the clergy are married. The stiff and
10 V   |           who is neither of the clergy nor of the laity; in a word,
11 V   |     unknown in England. All the clergy here are very much upon
12 IX  |        the barons, and even the clergy, forced him to give up the
13 XI  | practice of the English, if the clergy and the physicians will
14 XX  |       and a great number of the clergy, are abler scholars, have
15 XXII|       particular incidents. The clergy are there made the principal