The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 - Books |
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... Christian community consists only of a few families , but they enjoy great liberty , and are on a footing of equality with the Turks . The difference of treatment which the Christians experience from the Turks in different parts of ...
... Christian community consists only of a few families , but they enjoy great liberty , and are on a footing of equality with the Turks . The difference of treatment which the Christians experience from the Turks in different parts of ...
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... Christian country , are the doctrines of Christianity and the practical blessings of Revelation with- holden from almost a million of human beings ! There is con- sequently an almost universal destitution of religious and moral ...
... Christian country , are the doctrines of Christianity and the practical blessings of Revelation with- holden from almost a million of human beings ! There is con- sequently an almost universal destitution of religious and moral ...
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... Christian and his Comrades , ' Lord Byron means Mr. Fletcher Christian and the other mutineers of the Bounty armed ship ; of whose seizure of that vessel in the South Seas , in the year 1789 , we gave a detail from Lieutenant Bligh's ...
... Christian and his Comrades , ' Lord Byron means Mr. Fletcher Christian and the other mutineers of the Bounty armed ship ; of whose seizure of that vessel in the South Seas , in the year 1789 , we gave a detail from Lieutenant Bligh's ...
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