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... learned writers in defence of his opinions , and supported his sentiments by the autho rity of so many doctors of the church , that any one would have been led to believe , that he had devoted all the time of his imprisonment to the ...
... learned writers in defence of his opinions , and supported his sentiments by the autho rity of so many doctors of the church , that any one would have been led to believe , that he had devoted all the time of his imprisonment to the ...
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... learned commentators view In Moses , more than Moses knew . " To this remark , however , Mr. King will not subscribe ; for he seems to be of opinion , that all the discoveries attributed to the moderns were in some measure known to this ...
... learned commentators view In Moses , more than Moses knew . " To this remark , however , Mr. King will not subscribe ; for he seems to be of opinion , that all the discoveries attributed to the moderns were in some measure known to this ...
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... learned men , of whom he produces a most respectable catalogue . The chapter concludes with a re- flection by Voltaire on the unfortunate House of Stuart . Ireland Ireland is not dismissed with so much brevity as England 306 Baert's ...
... learned men , of whom he produces a most respectable catalogue . The chapter concludes with a re- flection by Voltaire on the unfortunate House of Stuart . Ireland Ireland is not dismissed with so much brevity as England 306 Baert's ...
Contents
TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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