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Page 97
... ferve : this will enable me to pene- trate a little into futurity ; but the spirit of intrigue , which is as great as under the ancient government , will counteract the means that I have taken to place my pretenfions in a proper point ...
... ferve : this will enable me to pene- trate a little into futurity ; but the spirit of intrigue , which is as great as under the ancient government , will counteract the means that I have taken to place my pretenfions in a proper point ...
Page 282
... ferve as an excellent fubftitute for the converfations of eminent writers - Obfervations on the delight of literary hiftory- Literary biography cannot be accomplished without a copicus ufe of anecdotes - Anecdotes confidered as a fource ...
... ferve as an excellent fubftitute for the converfations of eminent writers - Obfervations on the delight of literary hiftory- Literary biography cannot be accomplished without a copicus ufe of anecdotes - Anecdotes confidered as a fource ...
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... ferve the dead than to benefit the living ; their own peculiar province was to be factors for the dead ; ' - speaking alfo of popery , he adds , It is impoffible to refolve in our minds this corrupt fyf- tem of doctrine and worship ...
... ferve the dead than to benefit the living ; their own peculiar province was to be factors for the dead ; ' - speaking alfo of popery , he adds , It is impoffible to refolve in our minds this corrupt fyf- tem of doctrine and worship ...
Contents
Air Vital See Scherer | 6 |
Bromleys Hiftory of the Fine | 9 |
Evidence Demonſtrative See Glenies Antecedental Calculus | 34 |
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