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Page 71
The preface is written in his usual manner , with much ease and pleasantry ; and he tells us that , as the tedious preachers in Charles the Second's time , when the congregation began to be tired after two hours ' listening , would ...
The preface is written in his usual manner , with much ease and pleasantry ; and he tells us that , as the tedious preachers in Charles the Second's time , when the congregation began to be tired after two hours ' listening , would ...
Page 357
When we regard these letters as the friendly communicarions of the writer to his brother , we are highly gratified with the solid and amusing information which they contain , and the distinct and easy manner in which that intelligence ...
When we regard these letters as the friendly communicarions of the writer to his brother , we are highly gratified with the solid and amusing information which they contain , and the distinct and easy manner in which that intelligence ...
Page 381
The very manner in which this ecclesiastical historian mentions the Apocalypse is not favorable to the writer before us in his unquali6cd position , that the authenticity of the book was never doubted by the Church , during the first ...
The very manner in which this ecclesiastical historian mentions the Apocalypse is not favorable to the writer before us in his unquali6cd position , that the authenticity of the book was never doubted by the Church , during the first ...
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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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