To Joseph Benson () Date: LONDON, January 5, 1782. DEAR JOSEPH, It gives me pleasure to hear that you are not weary in well doing, but are diligent in advancing the cause of religion. There is one means of doing this in which it will be worth your while to take some pains; I mean in recommending the Magazines. If you say of them in every Society what you may say with truth, and say it with an air of earnestness, you will produce several new subscribers. I am, dear Joseph, Your affectionate friend and brother.