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... human , the Chriftian character , and that it is merely our own fault if we do not entirely dismiss whatever yet remains of the old fuperftition among us ; and you will certainly , not without a real fenfible joy , acknowledge how much ...
... human , the Chriftian character , and that it is merely our own fault if we do not entirely dismiss whatever yet remains of the old fuperftition among us ; and you will certainly , not without a real fenfible joy , acknowledge how much ...
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... human nature , which , in this day , are more attended to by the nations of Europe in general , than at any preceding period . And it is no wonder that this land of liberty partakes of the facred flame , and that addreffes are fent from ...
... human nature , which , in this day , are more attended to by the nations of Europe in general , than at any preceding period . And it is no wonder that this land of liberty partakes of the facred flame , and that addreffes are fent from ...
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The hiftory of God's difpenfations was written by human agents , in human language ; and the writers were in many respects left to the ideas which were fuggefted by the general state of science and philofophy , rude and imperfect as it ...
The hiftory of God's difpenfations was written by human agents , in human language ; and the writers were in many respects left to the ideas which were fuggefted by the general state of science and philofophy , rude and imperfect as it ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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