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Page 338
... because it is not fuited to our genius , to our fituation , to our principles , " or , to ule a more authoritative language , because it pleases us fo to do ; we conceive that fuch a proceeding would be in every refpect juftifiable ...
... because it is not fuited to our genius , to our fituation , to our principles , " or , to ule a more authoritative language , because it pleases us fo to do ; we conceive that fuch a proceeding would be in every refpect juftifiable ...
Page 419
... because he himself difbelieves it , nor because it is difavowed by our church , but for a better reafon ; because , whether the doctrine be true or falfe , it certainly is not the leading sense of any one part of scripture , and ...
... because he himself difbelieves it , nor because it is difavowed by our church , but for a better reafon ; because , whether the doctrine be true or falfe , it certainly is not the leading sense of any one part of scripture , and ...
Page 547
... because they are the lawful proprietors of them ; because , in the midft of a fociety that calls itfelf civilized , they have been stripped of their poffeffions by the law of the ftrongeft ; and because the na- tion is obliged in honour ...
... because they are the lawful proprietors of them ; because , in the midft of a fociety that calls itfelf civilized , they have been stripped of their poffeffions by the law of the ftrongeft ; and because the na- tion is obliged in honour ...
Contents
Air Vital See Scherer | 6 |
Bromleys Hiftory of the Fine | 9 |
Evidence Demonſtrative See Glenies Antecedental Calculus | 34 |
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