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Page 177
... circumstances by way of caution to other theorists ; not being at all difcouraged myself by fuch trifling failures , and hoping , by your affiftance , to convince the world that no man can ever become a perfect rider , unless he has ...
... circumstances by way of caution to other theorists ; not being at all difcouraged myself by fuch trifling failures , and hoping , by your affiftance , to convince the world that no man can ever become a perfect rider , unless he has ...
Page 356
... circumstances attending the miracles of Christ ; the circumstances , character , and zeal of the apostles , with other proofs of their veracity . Though much novelty cannot be expected on this beaten fubject , Dr. Shepherd has the merit ...
... circumstances attending the miracles of Christ ; the circumstances , character , and zeal of the apostles , with other proofs of their veracity . Though much novelty cannot be expected on this beaten fubject , Dr. Shepherd has the merit ...
Page 409
... circumstances are in a great degree to be ascribed to the divifion of the legislative body into two houfes , whofe agreement in opinion fixes the fenti- ments of the rest of the nation , attracts refpect , and is followed by obedience ...
... circumstances are in a great degree to be ascribed to the divifion of the legislative body into two houfes , whofe agreement in opinion fixes the fenti- ments of the rest of the nation , attracts refpect , and is followed by obedience ...
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