The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 65
... faid to glance , we meet with fome notices that have furnished us with information as well as amufement . The tract is faid to be the production of the celebrated Mr. Twifs , whofe former publications have been duly mentioned in our ...
... faid to glance , we meet with fome notices that have furnished us with information as well as amufement . The tract is faid to be the production of the celebrated Mr. Twifs , whofe former publications have been duly mentioned in our ...
Page 113
... faid ? The true fcriptural anfwer to thefe questions should compose our body of divinity , though enthufiafts may defpife it , and philofo- phers may laugh at it . " While , however , we are defirous of re- Specting all that God has faid ...
... faid ? The true fcriptural anfwer to thefe questions should compose our body of divinity , though enthufiafts may defpife it , and philofo- phers may laugh at it . " While , however , we are defirous of re- Specting all that God has faid ...
Page 503
... faid to him : " we have been totally fubdued by the Amalekites , and have no king . Raise to us a king , that we may be enabled to contend for the glory of God . " SAMUEL faid : " in cafe you are led out to battle , are you determined ...
... faid to him : " we have been totally fubdued by the Amalekites , and have no king . Raise to us a king , that we may be enabled to contend for the glory of God . " SAMUEL faid : " in cafe you are led out to battle , are you determined ...
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