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Page 76
... regard to other po- pular notions , which are neither necessary and infallible truths , nor were argued on , or intended to be received as such .'- From the succeeding discourse , the reader might be led to sup- pose that the Psalmist ...
... regard to other po- pular notions , which are neither necessary and infallible truths , nor were argued on , or intended to be received as such .'- From the succeeding discourse , the reader might be led to sup- pose that the Psalmist ...
Page 320
... regard it , as they may see fit ; they will not listen to Mr. Pearson when he enforces the observance of political ... regards it as a state of probation , preparatory to another in which all apparent disorders will be rectified . How ...
... regard it , as they may see fit ; they will not listen to Mr. Pearson when he enforces the observance of political ... regards it as a state of probation , preparatory to another in which all apparent disorders will be rectified . How ...
Page 484
... regard to facts , his work is , in every sense of the term , com- pletely original . Some of his positions on the ... regards them as magis pares quam similes ; for he lays it down that to one sex belongs the power of force , to the ...
... regard to facts , his work is , in every sense of the term , com- pletely original . Some of his positions on the ... regards them as magis pares quam similes ; for he lays it down that to one sex belongs the power of force , to the ...
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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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