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Page 139
... respect to that most true God , the Father of all righteoufnels and wildom , and of every other virtue , without the leaft mixture of depravity . For , we reverence and worship both Him and his Son , who proceeded from him ; and who ...
... respect to that most true God , the Father of all righteoufnels and wildom , and of every other virtue , without the leaft mixture of depravity . For , we reverence and worship both Him and his Son , who proceeded from him ; and who ...
Page 483
With respect to the council , its fittings refembled rather the con- verfations of a private company , than the ... respecting his own particu lar concerns , thus artfully difplaying that kind of interest respecting them all , of which ...
With respect to the council , its fittings refembled rather the con- verfations of a private company , than the ... respecting his own particu lar concerns , thus artfully difplaying that kind of interest respecting them all , of which ...
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... respect to morres , 119. G. G's stricture the British navy , 438. His fa- on a passage in Wollstoncraft's vourite idea of the Saxon con- history of the French revolution , fitucion contraverted , 441 . 120. Clericus Leiceftrenfis , on a ...
... respect to morres , 119. G. G's stricture the British navy , 438. His fa- on a passage in Wollstoncraft's vourite idea of the Saxon con- history of the French revolution , fitucion contraverted , 441 . 120. Clericus Leiceftrenfis , on a ...
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