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... equally significant , and equally appropriate , with the plague of boils . After this , it will be eafy for the reader to conceive how ingeniously all the four remaining plagues are made subservient to the author's purpose . It seldom ...
... equally significant , and equally appropriate , with the plague of boils . After this , it will be eafy for the reader to conceive how ingeniously all the four remaining plagues are made subservient to the author's purpose . It seldom ...
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... equally granted , equally refumable by the ftate , without the most dif tant ground for an imputation of facrilege . The state , he thinks , is bound by nothing in the refumption but expedience and difcretion . Dr. P. obferves that the ...
... equally granted , equally refumable by the ftate , without the most dif tant ground for an imputation of facrilege . The state , he thinks , is bound by nothing in the refumption but expedience and difcretion . Dr. P. obferves that the ...
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... equally incompatible with the rights of the people . For the reft , fome points of difcipline were new modelled , and thus ends the ftory of the reformation . But an important point is faid to have been gained , in the abo- lition of ...
... equally incompatible with the rights of the people . For the reft , fome points of difcipline were new modelled , and thus ends the ftory of the reformation . But an important point is faid to have been gained , in the abo- lition of ...
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