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Page 206
... cause of so considerable an effect ; and he observes : The page of history , sacred or pro- phane , does not furnish one solitary instance of a people , that have , by their own efforts , emerged from idolatry and the immorality that ...
... cause of so considerable an effect ; and he observes : The page of history , sacred or pro- phane , does not furnish one solitary instance of a people , that have , by their own efforts , emerged from idolatry and the immorality that ...
Page 393
... cause due obedience to be rendered to the clergy . To this end they are admo- nished , before other things , to ... causes spiritual , matrimonial , those of heresy , tithes , & c . civil , criminal , mixed , belonging to the ecclesias ...
... cause due obedience to be rendered to the clergy . To this end they are admo- nished , before other things , to ... causes spiritual , matrimonial , those of heresy , tithes , & c . civil , criminal , mixed , belonging to the ecclesias ...
Page 538
... causes ; and since the alterations of the moon's three motions relatively to the sun , to its apogee , and to its nodes , are such as the law of gravity requires them to be , they evidently can have no other cause . The present memoir ...
... causes ; and since the alterations of the moon's three motions relatively to the sun , to its apogee , and to its nodes , are such as the law of gravity requires them to be , they evidently can have no other cause . The present memoir ...
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