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Page 154
... Advantage of distinct Knowlege . Our 29th Vol . N. S. p . 379 , moreover , reminds us that the same author , in 1798 , furnished us with Six Essays on theological subjects , viz . On the word Truth , as used in the Scriptures . of the ...
... Advantage of distinct Knowlege . Our 29th Vol . N. S. p . 379 , moreover , reminds us that the same author , in 1798 , furnished us with Six Essays on theological subjects , viz . On the word Truth , as used in the Scriptures . of the ...
Page 217
... advantage the peculiar manner which the deceased and lamented author pos- sessed , of setting a subject in a remarkably strong and clear point of view . In many parts of England , it is usual for the labourers , who are employed about ...
... advantage the peculiar manner which the deceased and lamented author pos- sessed , of setting a subject in a remarkably strong and clear point of view . In many parts of England , it is usual for the labourers , who are employed about ...
Page 253
... advantage , if our colonists knew how to use it , and were they thoroughly instructed in regard to the nature of commerce and the principles which ought to regulate their intercourse with the parent - state . Had this been the case ...
... advantage , if our colonists knew how to use it , and were they thoroughly instructed in regard to the nature of commerce and the principles which ought to regulate their intercourse with the parent - state . Had this been the case ...
Contents
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Beatsons Chronological Register of both | 4 |
Lectures on the Liturgy | 7 |
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