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Page 134
... prove from the Bible itself that it is unworthy of credit , the Bishop meets him fairly on his own ground , and undertakes to prove from the Bible it- felf the directly contrary pofition . He does not however thus confine his inquiry ...
... prove from the Bible itself that it is unworthy of credit , the Bishop meets him fairly on his own ground , and undertakes to prove from the Bible it- felf the directly contrary pofition . He does not however thus confine his inquiry ...
Page 184
... prove him to have been an unwife and imprudent leader and legiflator . To every one who has read the Bible , Mr. B.'s biographical nar- rative is fuperfluous ; and to those who have not read it , he ad- dreffes himself in vain . Mr. B ...
... prove him to have been an unwife and imprudent leader and legiflator . To every one who has read the Bible , Mr. B.'s biographical nar- rative is fuperfluous ; and to those who have not read it , he ad- dreffes himself in vain . Mr. B ...
Page 390
... prove , that abundance of grain at home , and at a moderate price , cannot be obtained by importation from abroad , and can only be fecured by giving fuch liberal encouragement to export- ation , as may render agriculture , or the ...
... prove , that abundance of grain at home , and at a moderate price , cannot be obtained by importation from abroad , and can only be fecured by giving fuch liberal encouragement to export- ation , as may render agriculture , or the ...
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