Sermons and Discourses on Several Subjects and Occasions: By Francis Atterbury, ...L. Davis and C. Reymers, J. Rivington, W. Johnston, R. Baldwin [and 4 others in London], 1766 |
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... ere Your Distance would permit You to ac- company them in their glorious Confinement ; to partake of which , You made as much Hafte , as fome Men afterwards did , to draw the Ad- 1 Advantages of it to themselves , un- der a DEDICATION . ix.
... ere Your Distance would permit You to ac- company them in their glorious Confinement ; to partake of which , You made as much Hafte , as fome Men afterwards did , to draw the Ad- 1 Advantages of it to themselves , un- der a DEDICATION . ix.
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By Francis Atterbury, ... Francis Atterbury. 1 Advantages of it to themselves , un- der a new Turn of Affairs . When that happened , New Oc- cafions alfo of ferving the Church offered themfelves to Your Lord- fhip , which You as readily ...
By Francis Atterbury, ... Francis Atterbury. 1 Advantages of it to themselves , un- der a new Turn of Affairs . When that happened , New Oc- cafions alfo of ferving the Church offered themfelves to Your Lord- fhip , which You as readily ...
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... Advantages , with regard to the de- vout Performer of it . I. The Duty of Praife and Thanks- I. giving , confidered abfolutely in itself , is , I fay , the Debt , and Law of our Na- ture . We had fuch Faculties bestowed on us by our ...
... Advantages , with regard to the de- vout Performer of it . I. The Duty of Praife and Thanks- I. giving , confidered abfolutely in itself , is , I fay , the Debt , and Law of our Na- ture . We had fuch Faculties bestowed on us by our ...
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... Advantage , and shall all perish in the ufing . For we know in part , Ver . gi and we prophesy in part : Our prefent State is imperfect ; and , therefore , what belongs to That , and only That , muft be imper- fect too . But when that ...
... Advantage , and shall all perish in the ufing . For we know in part , Ver . gi and we prophesy in part : Our prefent State is imperfect ; and , therefore , what belongs to That , and only That , muft be imper- fect too . But when that ...
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... Advantage , as fome have strange- ly imagined ; yet it will be allowed , I fuppofe , that its being done without the Mixture of that End , or with as little of it as is poffible , recommends it so much the more , and raises the Price of ...
... Advantage , as fome have strange- ly imagined ; yet it will be allowed , I fuppofe , that its being done without the Mixture of that End , or with as little of it as is poffible , recommends it so much the more , and raises the Price of ...
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