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... prove of fuperior utility , as well to the claf fical ftudent , as to the English reader .'- We cannot implicitly agree in opinion with Mr , Clarke's friend . If the labours of the claffical ftudent be leffened by the faithfulness of ...
... prove of fuperior utility , as well to the claf fical ftudent , as to the English reader .'- We cannot implicitly agree in opinion with Mr , Clarke's friend . If the labours of the claffical ftudent be leffened by the faithfulness of ...
Page 384
... prove a divine commiffion , either by regular descent , or otherwife . - Neither can the meaning be , that into what- ever hands power may fall , or however it may be obtained , with or without confent , it is the will of God that it ...
... prove a divine commiffion , either by regular descent , or otherwife . - Neither can the meaning be , that into what- ever hands power may fall , or however it may be obtained , with or without confent , it is the will of God that it ...
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... prove as complete as they imagine . We could allege , that if the ideas which they have adopted from the English and American conftitutions were returned to their refpective owners , thofe that are peculiar to their own legiflative body ...
... prove as complete as they imagine . We could allege , that if the ideas which they have adopted from the English and American conftitutions were returned to their refpective owners , thofe that are peculiar to their own legiflative body ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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