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Page 104
... leave them at liberty to follow their own inclinations , not only in leaving off the ufe of fugar , but likewife in making bonfires of their mahogany chairs and tables , and lighting them up with the cotton paraphernalia of their wives ...
... leave them at liberty to follow their own inclinations , not only in leaving off the ufe of fugar , but likewife in making bonfires of their mahogany chairs and tables , and lighting them up with the cotton paraphernalia of their wives ...
Page 163
... leaves , ftones , chips of wood , & c . The bufinefs of collecting manna ufually terminates at the end of Sep- tember ... leave the wound open , and by degrees the manna runs out , and is almoft fuddenly thickened to its proper con ...
... leaves , ftones , chips of wood , & c . The bufinefs of collecting manna ufually terminates at the end of Sep- tember ... leave the wound open , and by degrees the manna runs out , and is almoft fuddenly thickened to its proper con ...
Page 238
... leave the public to deter- mine . Art . 72. Cruelty the natural and infeparable Confequence of Slavery , and both diametrically oppofite to the Doctrine and Spirit of the Chriftian Religion ; preached March 11 , 1792 , at Hemel ...
... leave the public to deter- mine . Art . 72. Cruelty the natural and infeparable Confequence of Slavery , and both diametrically oppofite to the Doctrine and Spirit of the Chriftian Religion ; preached March 11 , 1792 , at Hemel ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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