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... principles , will bring out . The principles , on which Mr. Dalby's computation is found- ed , are undoubtedly ftrictly geometrical : but it must not be thence inferred that his conclufion is more exact than that which is given in ...
... principles , will bring out . The principles , on which Mr. Dalby's computation is found- ed , are undoubtedly ftrictly geometrical : but it must not be thence inferred that his conclufion is more exact than that which is given in ...
Page 477
... principles of Chriftianity , we have no difficulty in acknowleging : but if our author would perfuade us that the Calviniftical explication of thofe principles alone could produce fuch an effect , we not merely hefitate , but declare ...
... principles of Chriftianity , we have no difficulty in acknowleging : but if our author would perfuade us that the Calviniftical explication of thofe principles alone could produce fuch an effect , we not merely hefitate , but declare ...
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... principles and practice , that their private and public characters are not only very dif ferent , but even oppofite to each other . Many inftances may be adduced of men , who , though licentious in their private conduct , have difplayed ...
... principles and practice , that their private and public characters are not only very dif ferent , but even oppofite to each other . Many inftances may be adduced of men , who , though licentious in their private conduct , have difplayed ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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