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Page 205
... regard for their temporal welfare - attached to their Protestant flocks by a mutual interchange of good offices , by af- fection , and by habit : such a man , anxiously endeavouring , not to distract and divide , but to conciliate and ...
... regard for their temporal welfare - attached to their Protestant flocks by a mutual interchange of good offices , by af- fection , and by habit : such a man , anxiously endeavouring , not to distract and divide , but to conciliate and ...
Page 325
... regard to the benefits of the inter- rogatory plan of instruction : since it is certainly calculated to fix on the memory those impressions which may be acquired by means of reading , but which , without such farther assistance , might ...
... regard to the benefits of the inter- rogatory plan of instruction : since it is certainly calculated to fix on the memory those impressions which may be acquired by means of reading , but which , without such farther assistance , might ...
Page 518
... regard to the second ; it is also more speculative , and allows some scope for the imagination , in which the author has accordingly indulged at the conclusion of this inquiry . The extracts which we are about to make are certainly ...
... regard to the second ; it is also more speculative , and allows some scope for the imagination , in which the author has accordingly indulged at the conclusion of this inquiry . The extracts which we are about to make are certainly ...
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