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Page 152
... things which muft inevitably be the refult , till , at last , she concedes , that , in a perfect state of fociety , no ... thing which we obferve in real life , that we must pronounce it highly im- probable , if not wholly unnatural . In ...
... things which muft inevitably be the refult , till , at last , she concedes , that , in a perfect state of fociety , no ... thing which we obferve in real life , that we must pronounce it highly im- probable , if not wholly unnatural . In ...
Page 280
... thing ? What , is there not one propofition in all the thirty - nine articles - Not one thing in the whole book of common - prayer - Not one fentiment either in the office of baptifm , or in that of vifiting the fick , or in the burial ...
... thing ? What , is there not one propofition in all the thirty - nine articles - Not one thing in the whole book of common - prayer - Not one fentiment either in the office of baptifm , or in that of vifiting the fick , or in the burial ...
Page 381
... things were formed * . " The Being spoken of in the first part of this latter fentence , and characterised as " the ... thing , is properly full of himself , not needing any other at all . ” 66 In perufing the preceding quotation from ...
... things were formed * . " The Being spoken of in the first part of this latter fentence , and characterised as " the ... thing , is properly full of himself , not needing any other at all . ” 66 In perufing the preceding quotation from ...
Contents
Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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