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Page 210
... supposed guilt of Wilton nearer to the time of his unjust punishment the other , softening a little the dreadful doom of Constance , that the Abbess of Whitby ( a good character , though tinged with professional preju dices ) might no ...
... supposed guilt of Wilton nearer to the time of his unjust punishment the other , softening a little the dreadful doom of Constance , that the Abbess of Whitby ( a good character , though tinged with professional preju dices ) might no ...
Page 265
... supposed to infer great original dignity in a pre - existent state , and by many to prove his supreme divinity . VIII . Those which are supposed to teach that Christ is the Maker , Supporter , and Governor of all things . IX . Those ...
... supposed to infer great original dignity in a pre - existent state , and by many to prove his supreme divinity . VIII . Those which are supposed to teach that Christ is the Maker , Supporter , and Governor of all things . IX . Those ...
Page 269
... supposed to have existed previously to his incarnation . Modern discoveries in astronomy amply refute this puerile hypothesis . God is at all times equally and every where present . And heaven is a state , and not a place . To be ...
... supposed to have existed previously to his incarnation . Modern discoveries in astronomy amply refute this puerile hypothesis . God is at all times equally and every where present . And heaven is a state , and not a place . To be ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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