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Page 85
... considered , to expect any thing new in the work before us : -but we might hope to meet with harmony of numbers , clearness of expres- sion , and such an arrangement of the subject as would make it at least intelligible . - The poem ...
... considered , to expect any thing new in the work before us : -but we might hope to meet with harmony of numbers , clearness of expres- sion , and such an arrangement of the subject as would make it at least intelligible . - The poem ...
Page 179
... considered separately , and in the Order in which they are here enumerated . Chapter VII . The true Epoch of Empires to be fixed , and the Period of their proudest Glory to be partly ascertained , by an atten- tive Examination of the ...
... considered separately , and in the Order in which they are here enumerated . Chapter VII . The true Epoch of Empires to be fixed , and the Period of their proudest Glory to be partly ascertained , by an atten- tive Examination of the ...
Page 221
... considered as an act of serious and heart- searching meditation , may give a more powerful efficacy to the doc . trines of Scripture , than the mere naked conviction of their truth ; nor would it take from the merit of a moral tract ...
... considered as an act of serious and heart- searching meditation , may give a more powerful efficacy to the doc . trines of Scripture , than the mere naked conviction of their truth ; nor would it take from the merit of a moral tract ...
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