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Page 207
We must , however , be allowed to observe that this gentleman , in the speech which he made in favour of the above measure , quoted with approbation , and in appearance adopted , the sentiment of Dr. Duigenan , that the Catholics might ...
We must , however , be allowed to observe that this gentleman , in the speech which he made in favour of the above measure , quoted with approbation , and in appearance adopted , the sentiment of Dr. Duigenan , that the Catholics might ...
Page 379
... not only as it makes the Evangelists to be the mere copiers of copyists , the compilers from compilations from a farrago of Gospels of unknown authority , but as there is a total absence of antient testimony in its favour .
... not only as it makes the Evangelists to be the mere copiers of copyists , the compilers from compilations from a farrago of Gospels of unknown authority , but as there is a total absence of antient testimony in its favour .
Page 481
sessions of the lord of Aulas , did I tear the will which he made in your favour , but I even sought your own destruction , to get rid of the engagements which I plighted to your father . Accept this public avowal of my crimes , and the ...
sessions of the lord of Aulas , did I tear the will which he made in your favour , but I even sought your own destruction , to get rid of the engagements which I plighted to your father . Accept this public avowal of my crimes , and the ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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