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Page 126
... reason to fup- pofe they had never before now been affected by it , and confequently are strangers to any method of treating it ; and if we confider the various attitudes which the different dead bodies have been found in , we may ...
... reason to fup- pofe they had never before now been affected by it , and confequently are strangers to any method of treating it ; and if we confider the various attitudes which the different dead bodies have been found in , we may ...
Page 467
... reason to differ from the learned author on fome points of theological or political difcuffion , we difcern much to admire in his general manner of preach- ing . His fermons are strongly marked by familiarity without negligence or ...
... reason to differ from the learned author on fome points of theological or political difcuffion , we difcern much to admire in his general manner of preach- ing . His fermons are strongly marked by familiarity without negligence or ...
Page 521
... reason , concerning other matters be- 15v fide the five points , and to introduce an unlimited ecclefiaftical ' stoleration . Would to God that they had fucceeded ! We might then have seen a CHRISTIAN , instead of a mere Calvin- List ...
... reason , concerning other matters be- 15v fide the five points , and to introduce an unlimited ecclefiaftical ' stoleration . Would to God that they had fucceeded ! We might then have seen a CHRISTIAN , instead of a mere Calvin- List ...
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