JACOB HENRY

The proud monuments of liberty knew that ... the Ruler of the universe would receive with equal benignity the various offerings of man's adoration if they proceed from an humble spirit and sincere mind; that intolerance in matters of faith had been from the earliest ages of the world the severest torment by which mankind could be afflicted; and that governments were only concerned about the actions and conduct of man, and not his speculative notions.

The proud monuments of liberty knew that ... the Ruler of the universe would receive with equal benignity the various offerings of man's adoration if they proceed from an humble spirit and sincere mind; that intolerance in matters of faith had been from the earliest ages of the world the severest torment by which mankind could be afflicted; and that governments were only concerned about the actions and conduct of man, and not his speculative notions.