The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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... Shall a little fu- perficial rhetoric be liftened to with regard , perhaps with ad- miration ? And fhall not the heart - felt truths of the Gospel warm and affect us ? Shall a few fpiritlefs periods , ranged in measure , and coloured ...
... Shall a little fu- perficial rhetoric be liftened to with regard , perhaps with ad- miration ? And fhall not the heart - felt truths of the Gospel warm and affect us ? Shall a few fpiritlefs periods , ranged in measure , and coloured ...
Page 278
... shall lay before them the following extract , from p . 38 , 39. “ No people , fays the Doctor [ Price ] , can lawfully furrender their religious liberty , by giving up their right of judging for themfelves in religion , or by al- lowing ...
... shall lay before them the following extract , from p . 38 , 39. “ No people , fays the Doctor [ Price ] , can lawfully furrender their religious liberty , by giving up their right of judging for themfelves in religion , or by al- lowing ...
Page 278
... shall lay before them the following extract , from p . 38 , 39. " No people , fays the Doctor [ Price ] , can lawfully furrender their religious liberty , by giving up their right of judging for themfelves in religion , or by al- lowing ...
... shall lay before them the following extract , from p . 38 , 39. " No people , fays the Doctor [ Price ] , can lawfully furrender their religious liberty , by giving up their right of judging for themfelves in religion , or by al- lowing ...
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