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Page 9
... says , preserve in their frantic orgies the rites of the priests of Baal . ' A distinction , however , exists between these gentlemen and their prototypes , which is fatal , we which is fatal , we apprehend , to his supposed derivation ...
... says , preserve in their frantic orgies the rites of the priests of Baal . ' A distinction , however , exists between these gentlemen and their prototypes , which is fatal , we which is fatal , we apprehend , to his supposed derivation ...
Page 142
... says he , nor will I argue , exclusively in favour of Calvinism , or Arminianism , or Methodism , or any set of opinions of human fabrication , but in favour of those senti- ments and doctrines which are clearly contained in the Bible ...
... says he , nor will I argue , exclusively in favour of Calvinism , or Arminianism , or Methodism , or any set of opinions of human fabrication , but in favour of those senti- ments and doctrines which are clearly contained in the Bible ...
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... says , " which your Majesty would look upon as the happiest moment of your own life , as well as of his , had it not been so near his last . " An expression used by the Duchess of Portsmouth to Barillon also implies the same thing , and ...
... says , " which your Majesty would look upon as the happiest moment of your own life , as well as of his , had it not been so near his last . " An expression used by the Duchess of Portsmouth to Barillon also implies the same thing , and ...
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