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on 2 February 1790 to oppose the removal of the dissenters' disabilities. He continued to publish tracts on religion and politics, until within a few years of his death. His works include:
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congregation. Around 1760 the family moved to London; his father was in the woollen business, and lived in
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Seventeen volumes of Parry's lectures in manuscript went to the
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Vindication of Strictures on the Origin of Moral Evil
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