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... duty - free , the excise regulations inserted in the act ren- der this permission nugatory . The subject is thus explained : The coal duty has indeed been abolished , but the master of the vessel is obliged , according to the forms of ...
... duty - free , the excise regulations inserted in the act ren- der this permission nugatory . The subject is thus explained : The coal duty has indeed been abolished , but the master of the vessel is obliged , according to the forms of ...
Page 446
... duties are to be resolved into the will of God , how can Mr. H. with any consistency exhort to the observance of the Christian Sabbath as a religious duty ? Is there any divine command for this purpose ? The 4th Commandment , if ...
... duties are to be resolved into the will of God , how can Mr. H. with any consistency exhort to the observance of the Christian Sabbath as a religious duty ? Is there any divine command for this purpose ? The 4th Commandment , if ...
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... duty which remains to be performed after birth . This duty we cannot regard so slightly as the author views it . An important function , like that of Lactation , could not have been instituted for a trivial purpose ; nor is it ...
... duty which remains to be performed after birth . This duty we cannot regard so slightly as the author views it . An important function , like that of Lactation , could not have been instituted for a trivial purpose ; nor is it ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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