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Page 261
The object of this discourse , as clearly stated by the Right Rev. preacher , is to shew that the assertion in the Apostles ' Creed , that " our Lord descended into Hell , ” is to be taken as a plain matter of fact in the literal ...
The object of this discourse , as clearly stated by the Right Rev. preacher , is to shew that the assertion in the Apostles ' Creed , that " our Lord descended into Hell , ” is to be taken as a plain matter of fact in the literal ...
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Mr. Culebrooke's two valuable papers on the religious ceremonies of the Hindus , while they display eminent patience of research , and are indicative of a temper highly liberal and philosophical , shew , on the part of the Company's ...
Mr. Culebrooke's two valuable papers on the religious ceremonies of the Hindus , while they display eminent patience of research , and are indicative of a temper highly liberal and philosophical , shew , on the part of the Company's ...
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... the Memoirs and Gospels , designed to shew their agreement , leave the evidence in favour of Mr. Marsh's opinion . ... when he hints that Mr.Marsh's hypothesis was not consistent in itself ; and when he shews , by a comparison of ...
... the Memoirs and Gospels , designed to shew their agreement , leave the evidence in favour of Mr. Marsh's opinion . ... when he hints that Mr.Marsh's hypothesis was not consistent in itself ; and when he shews , by a comparison of ...
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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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