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Page 206
... since he is possessed of that information and judgment which stamp value on whatever he ad . vances He says that by ... as the East India Company possess the command of all the articles which they deem expedient for their own trade ...
... since he is possessed of that information and judgment which stamp value on whatever he ad . vances He says that by ... as the East India Company possess the command of all the articles which they deem expedient for their own trade ...
Page 264
In that place , the soul of Christ , in its separate state , possessed and exercised In the same place , therefore , shall the believer's soul possess and exercise activity . Christ's soul was not left in Hell .
In that place , the soul of Christ , in its separate state , possessed and exercised In the same place , therefore , shall the believer's soul possess and exercise activity . Christ's soul was not left in Hell .
Page 303
Such a person is , therefore , possessed of real dignity , and greatness of mind , to which the proud man is an entire stranger . ... give to our own qualities , no more value than they ought in reason to possess .
Such a person is , therefore , possessed of real dignity , and greatness of mind , to which the proud man is an entire stranger . ... give to our own qualities , no more value than they ought in reason to possess .
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