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... himself , and for those who profeffed the fame tenets , was all that he required ; and it was with the reluctance of a patriot that he found himself compelled to feek it amidst the horrors of civil war . The pious fcruples of his ...
... himself , and for those who profeffed the fame tenets , was all that he required ; and it was with the reluctance of a patriot that he found himself compelled to feek it amidst the horrors of civil war . The pious fcruples of his ...
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... himself a zealous advocate for a limited monarchy . His 10th letter is on the Ecclefiaftical constitution of Ireland . In the 11th he endeavours to acquit himself of the charge of loving controverfy . The 12th and 13th treat of the ...
... himself a zealous advocate for a limited monarchy . His 10th letter is on the Ecclefiaftical constitution of Ireland . In the 11th he endeavours to acquit himself of the charge of loving controverfy . The 12th and 13th treat of the ...
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... himself incapable of fulfilling them , by abfenting himself from his cure , feeking amufement or employment elsewhere , and trufting to another for the discharge of duties , which belong folely and entirely to himself . " Art . 44. A ...
... himself incapable of fulfilling them , by abfenting himself from his cure , feeking amufement or employment elsewhere , and trufting to another for the discharge of duties , which belong folely and entirely to himself . " Art . 44. A ...
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