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Page 255
In fact I never entertained any doubt of its having properly taken effect ; the arm shewing at the time , and until the present moment , marks of the pustule sufficiently strong and satisfactory . And it is perfectly in my recollection ...
In fact I never entertained any doubt of its having properly taken effect ; the arm shewing at the time , and until the present moment , marks of the pustule sufficiently strong and satisfactory . And it is perfectly in my recollection ...
Page 335
... doubt of the reality of the correspondence , but against its genuineness in all its parts many reasons may be urged : though . a reference to the originals could alone disclose all the liberties which may have been taken with them .
... doubt of the reality of the correspondence , but against its genuineness in all its parts many reasons may be urged : though . a reference to the originals could alone disclose all the liberties which may have been taken with them .
Page 374
BETWEEN free inquiry and implicit faith , no middle path can in fact be taken ; and when examination is restrained by a timid caution , we must not look for any satisfactory result . Such half measures may wear the appearance of ...
BETWEEN free inquiry and implicit faith , no middle path can in fact be taken ; and when examination is restrained by a timid caution , we must not look for any satisfactory result . Such half measures may wear the appearance 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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