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Page 92
... object in the case of the majority of our merchant - men ; and a partial delay from convoys to be a smaller evil , in the great branches of our trade , than the sacrifice of capaciousness for the reception of merchandise . By the great ...
... object in the case of the majority of our merchant - men ; and a partial delay from convoys to be a smaller evil , in the great branches of our trade , than the sacrifice of capaciousness for the reception of merchandise . By the great ...
Page 108
... object of devotion . On the other hand , they prove that the general practice of the Friends has been to ascribe adoration and prayer to the Father , as the only proper object of religious worship . This is the amount of the evidence ...
... object of devotion . On the other hand , they prove that the general practice of the Friends has been to ascribe adoration and prayer to the Father , as the only proper object of religious worship . This is the amount of the evidence ...
Page 173
... object definite , but never does any thing more ; it never points out the particular way in which it is definite : which it always leaves to be determined by the nature and circumstances of the case . It always limits , but , if we may ...
... object definite , but never does any thing more ; it never points out the particular way in which it is definite : which it always leaves to be determined by the nature and circumstances of the case . It always limits , but , if we may ...
Contents
Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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