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Page 110
... practice of reading his fermons , which he pointedly , and , perhaps , with juftice , reprobates . The orators in the fenate and at the bar practice extemporaneous eloquence ; and the effect which they pro- duce on their audience is ...
... practice of reading his fermons , which he pointedly , and , perhaps , with juftice , reprobates . The orators in the fenate and at the bar practice extemporaneous eloquence ; and the effect which they pro- duce on their audience is ...
Page 156
... practice of phyfict ; and it is to the method of investigating philofophical truth , by induction from ac- curate experiments , which he fo admirably inculcated , that we are , in a great meafure , indebted for that attention to facts ...
... practice of phyfict ; and it is to the method of investigating philofophical truth , by induction from ac- curate experiments , which he fo admirably inculcated , that we are , in a great meafure , indebted for that attention to facts ...
Page 358
... practice of the apoftles on the point in queftion , has left ample room for his fucceffors in this controverfy . The most important obfervation on this part of the fubject is the following : It is well known to all perfons converfant in ...
... practice of the apoftles on the point in queftion , has left ample room for his fucceffors in this controverfy . The most important obfervation on this part of the fubject is the following : It is well known to all perfons converfant in ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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