A vindication of the religious opinions of the higher classes in this country: in letters to W. Wilberforce upon his Practical view of the prevailing religious system of the same. By one of the arraigned [signing himself Objector]. |
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... observe upon it in your presence , and if observed upon behind your back , I can promise you , generally , a defender for every assailant , especially where you abstain , for prin- ciple's sake , from any thing usually thought agree ...
... observe upon it in your presence , and if observed upon behind your back , I can promise you , generally , a defender for every assailant , especially where you abstain , for prin- ciple's sake , from any thing usually thought agree ...
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... observed upon the injustice of your remarks , that I therefore am the first who have felt it , or that your ... observation . We are so accustomed to crimination from writers upon such subjects , and so well aware of our deserving all ...
... observed upon the injustice of your remarks , that I therefore am the first who have felt it , or that your ... observation . We are so accustomed to crimination from writers upon such subjects , and so well aware of our deserving all ...
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... observe that these contradict entirely the previous arguments ; and , satisfied that they have now arrived at your meaning , their suspicions are lulled to sleep , and by the time the conceded point is re - assumed they have totally ...
... observe that these contradict entirely the previous arguments ; and , satisfied that they have now arrived at your meaning , their suspicions are lulled to sleep , and by the time the conceded point is re - assumed they have totally ...
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... observe it with sincerity , we are promised , indeed already have , Divine assistance in correcting our deviations . In your conclusion of this section , if we are still to understand you as speaking of peculiar opinions , your ...
... observe it with sincerity , we are promised , indeed already have , Divine assistance in correcting our deviations . In your conclusion of this section , if we are still to understand you as speaking of peculiar opinions , your ...
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... observed above , was not unlikely to be urged from your mode of expressing yourself . A plea not be- lieved at the moment , by him who urges it ; for he would not of himself deny his consciousness of free- will . But in his confusion ...
... observed above , was not unlikely to be urged from your mode of expressing yourself . A plea not be- lieved at the moment , by him who urges it ; for he would not of himself deny his consciousness of free- will . But in his confusion ...
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