To Isaac Twycross Date: WORCESTER, March 17, 1774. DEAR ISSAC, Because you desire it, I write again. You do well to follow after peace. Nothing is more desirable: one would give up anything for it but a good conscience. And the only way whereby you can secure it is to walk closely with God. So long as your ways please Him He will make even your enemies to be at peace with you. Be serious! Be earnest! Be little in your own eyes, and God will order all things well! I am Your affectionate brother. At Trevecca, Near the Hay, Brecon.