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... nature alone , unexpounded by Revelation or Tradition , fhould be able to teach men the existence and perfections of God , and their duty towards him , is a fond and ill - grounded idea , totally contradicted by the hiftory of mankind ...
... nature alone , unexpounded by Revelation or Tradition , fhould be able to teach men the existence and perfections of God , and their duty towards him , is a fond and ill - grounded idea , totally contradicted by the hiftory of mankind ...
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... Nature : In short , ( he fays , ) æther and phlogiston are the two active principles which produce the phenomena of magnetifm , electricity , gravitation , chemical affinities , light , fire , and all thofe active vari- ations of Nature ...
... Nature : In short , ( he fays , ) æther and phlogiston are the two active principles which produce the phenomena of magnetifm , electricity , gravitation , chemical affinities , light , fire , and all thofe active vari- ations of Nature ...
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... nature . Nay ; even here , fuch conduct muft fucceed in the end . The laws of nature are invincible . They cannot be ultimately defeated . It is impoffible to confound , for ever , two fpecies of creatures , diftinct by nature . Men ...
... nature . Nay ; even here , fuch conduct muft fucceed in the end . The laws of nature are invincible . They cannot be ultimately defeated . It is impoffible to confound , for ever , two fpecies of creatures , diftinct by nature . Men ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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