The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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... church is defended by no fuch teft ; that in Ireland it has been abolished ; that in a great neighbouring country it has been de- clared to be an indefeasible right of all citizens to be equally eligible to public offices ; that in the ...
... church is defended by no fuch teft ; that in Ireland it has been abolished ; that in a great neighbouring country it has been de- clared to be an indefeasible right of all citizens to be equally eligible to public offices ; that in the ...
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... church more palatable to them by fome little alterations ; and by fending the Athanafian and Nicene creeds to repofe undisturbed at the end of the eighth article . This would certainly compel many of the Diffenters to come in . Art . 43 ...
... church more palatable to them by fome little alterations ; and by fending the Athanafian and Nicene creeds to repofe undisturbed at the end of the eighth article . This would certainly compel many of the Diffenters to come in . Art . 43 ...
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... church ; he con- tends , however , that they have suffered much more from the church than the church ever did from them . But why , in difcuffing the merit of the question on the Teft Laws , fhould we recur to periods in which ...
... church ; he con- tends , however , that they have suffered much more from the church than the church ever did from them . But why , in difcuffing the merit of the question on the Teft Laws , fhould we recur to periods in which ...
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