The controversy between Joanna Southcott and Elias Carpenter, one of her judges, made public. Part I [-V] / [Joanna Southcott].

  • Southcott, Joanna, 1750-1814.
Date:
[1805]
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Credit: The controversy between Joanna Southcott and Elias Carpenter, one of her judges, made public. Part I [-V] / [Joanna Southcott]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN JOANNA SOUTHCOTT AND ELIAS CARPENTER, ONE OF HER JUDGES, made public. PART I. X Am sorry to acquaint the public that the con- duct wo. Mr. Carpenter, of Neckinger House, Ber- mon T,cy, has obliged me to’ make known to the xvorid the truth between him and me. L Jt ma7 appear marvellous' to the public how Mr Carpenter,‘being chosen as one of the Twelve, should rv turn an enemy to me, or I to him. To this I S*Wer, I never was an enemy to Mr. Carpenter, pt always wished to conceal his frailties from the jttiren ; though I always saw in him a spirit of op- P -ition and contention against them. This I thought authltV0 T Td mSl1 -W °f his oSn, as , 1 he could not beau any-contradiction ; but twc-eWann{l Up0n 1 likc the rest’ to be one the alwk’thf appeared very zealous in the cause, I J, 1 jVh /lgu 1L' my duty to conceal his infirmities hiS BmhrCn ; therefore I ba£ tint h i that he wrote to me against them Al.it l.udalice against them might not |ive •j *&skv, Printer, ^ P,0V‘\ Spa Fields.