human
[741] It is not hard to divine the effect of such exegetic methods. In 1731, the author of an apologetic pamphlet in reply to Woolston laments that even at the universities young men
gpt
become tainted with
human
; and, on the other hand, directing his battery against those who
gpt
on the writings of Locke, he complains of Dr. Holdsworth and other academic polemists who had sought to rob orthodoxy of the credit of such a champion as Locke by
human
and
gpt
in addition to being
human
when politically considered. [744] Such legalist criticism, if seriously meant, was hardly likely to discredit Tindal's book. Its directness and simplicity of appeal to what passed for theistic common-sense were indeed fitted to give it the widest audience yet won by any deist; and its anti-clericalism would carry it far among his fellow Whigs to begin with. [745] One tract of the period, dedicated to the Queen Regent, complains that
gpt
and that it is not confined to the capital, but
human
[746] Tindal, like Collins, wrote anonymously, and so escaped prosecution, dying in 1733, when the second part of his book, left ready for publication, was deliberately destroyed by Bishop Gibson, into whose hands it came. In 1736 he and Shaftesbury are described by an orthodox apologist as the
gpt
than the statement that he died in prison; adding:
human
Several of my friends have seen him in his house: he died there, at liberty. [749] The solution of the conflict seems to be that he lived in his own house