关于更好地为我们海外殖民地提供教会之建议……
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- APA乔治·贝克莱. (n.d.). 关于更好地为我们海外殖民地提供教会之建议……. SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/zh/works/george-berkeley/a-proposal-for-the-better-supplying-of-churches-in-our-foreign-plantations-and
- MLA乔治·贝克莱. "关于更好地为我们海外殖民地提供教会之建议……." SigPhi, https://sigphiai.com/zh/works/george-berkeley/a-proposal-for-the-better-supplying-of-churches-in-our-foreign-plantations-and.
- Chicago乔治·贝克莱. 关于更好地为我们海外殖民地提供教会之建议……. SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/zh/works/george-berkeley/a-proposal-for-the-better-supplying-of-churches-in-our-foreign-plantations-and.
内容简介
《一项建议》(1724):在百慕大办一所学院的计划。
背景与流传
贝克莱花了好几年募款,想在那里办一所大学,教育殖民者和美洲原住民。他一直走到罗德岛,等了三年那笔始终没有拨下来的补助。**背景提示:这个计划带有传教和殖民的性质,文本本身也说得很直白。**
这是编辑性背景,不是可引用的来源:与作品本身的段落不同,这些说明无法在语料库中核对。
https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.) A PROPOSAL For the better Supplying of CHURCHES IN OUR _Foreign Plantations_, AND FOR Converting the Savage _Americans_ to CHRISTIANITY, By a COLLEGE to be erected in the _Summer Islands_, otherwise called the Isles of _Bermuda_. _The harvest is truly great, but the labourers are few_, Luke c. 10. v. 2. _LONDON_, Printed by H. WOODFALL, at _Elzevir's-Head_ without _Temple-Bar_: And sold by J. ROBERTS, near the _Oxford-Arms_ in _Warwick-Lane_, 1725. (Price Sixpence.) _A PROPOSAL for the better Supplying of Churches in our foreign Plantations, &c._ Although there are several excellent persons of the church of England, whose good intentions and endeavours have not been wanting to propagate the gospel in foreign parts, who have even combined into societies for that very purpose, and given great encouragement, not only for English missionaries in the West-Indies, but also, for the reformed of other nations, led by their example, to propagate christianity in the East: It is nevertheless acknowledged, that there is at this day, but little sense of religion, and a most notorious corruption of manners, in the English colonies settled on the continent of America, and the islands. It is also acknowledged, that the gospel hath hitherto made but a very inconsiderable progress among the neighbouring Americans, who still continue in much-what the same ignorance and barbarism, in which we found them above a hundred years ago. I shall therefore venture to submit my thoughts upon a point, that I have long consider'd, to better judgments, in hopes that any expedient will be favourably hearkned to, which is proposed for the remedy of these evils.…