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THOMAS MORGAN (d. 1743)
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V18,
Page 835
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See also: English deist, of Welsh ex-See also: traction, became an See also: independent See also: minister, but soon after 1720 lost his position owing to the growing unorthodoxy of his views
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He took up See also: medicine and became a freethinker, though he describes himself as a Christian deist
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He was an energetic controversialist
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Among his See also: works are Philosophical Principles of Medicine (1725); Collection of Tracts (1726), essays dealing with the Trinitarian controversy; The Moral Philosopher (1737),a See also: dialogue between a Christian See also: Jew, Theophanus, and a Christian deist, Philalethes
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He died on the 14th of See also: January 1742/3
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