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... farther , I muft , in the moft unequivocal language , abjure all views of profit , inte- reft or patronage , and give it under my own hand , that if I am ever detected in deviating from these principles , I confent to be called a fool ...
... farther , I muft , in the moft unequivocal language , abjure all views of profit , inte- reft or patronage , and give it under my own hand , that if I am ever detected in deviating from these principles , I confent to be called a fool ...
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... farther conclufion , viz.that Chriftianity , from which the former is wholly diftinct , must be falfe , and religion a mere delufion ! -Such is the dire effect which priestly and political craft has on fome understandings ! -In time ...
... farther conclufion , viz.that Chriftianity , from which the former is wholly diftinct , must be falfe , and religion a mere delufion ! -Such is the dire effect which priestly and political craft has on fome understandings ! -In time ...
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... farther defign than that of declaring the fatisfaction and the joy which arife , when any thoughtless finner turns from his evil and destructive courfe to the paths of wifdom ? and this is indeed reprefented with great energy and beauty ...
... farther defign than that of declaring the fatisfaction and the joy which arife , when any thoughtless finner turns from his evil and destructive courfe to the paths of wifdom ? and this is indeed reprefented with great energy and beauty ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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