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... tion , Hiftorical and Political View of the De Hiftory , Ancient . See Rutherford . Natural . See Holandre . Holcroft's Tranflation of the King of Pruffia's Works , Holandre's Abridgment of Natural Hif- 116 Kentish Barons , 229 Kett's ...
... tion , Hiftorical and Political View of the De Hiftory , Ancient . See Rutherford . Natural . See Holandre . Holcroft's Tranflation of the King of Pruffia's Works , Holandre's Abridgment of Natural Hif- 116 Kentish Barons , 229 Kett's ...
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... tion . In reprefenting the proofs of the truth of divine revela- tion , Dr. Laughton is not , in our judgement , more fuccessful . On the subject of Prophecy , he connects , with his quotations from Ifaiah , a reference to Tobit's ...
... tion . In reprefenting the proofs of the truth of divine revela- tion , Dr. Laughton is not , in our judgement , more fuccessful . On the subject of Prophecy , he connects , with his quotations from Ifaiah , a reference to Tobit's ...
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... tion to all diffenters , excepting to Socinians , who , by a most iniquitous law , are liable to be punished for their opinions , the church is , within itself , as intolerant as ever ; and a very confiderable alteration must take place ...
... tion to all diffenters , excepting to Socinians , who , by a most iniquitous law , are liable to be punished for their opinions , the church is , within itself , as intolerant as ever ; and a very confiderable alteration must take place ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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