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How these abuses may be best remedied , may be seen in the author's remarks on Penitentiary houses ; to which we refer every reader who wishes to be acquainted with this most important subject . Their length prevents us from extracting ...
How these abuses may be best remedied , may be seen in the author's remarks on Penitentiary houses ; to which we refer every reader who wishes to be acquainted with this most important subject . Their length prevents us from extracting ...
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Remarks on the internal Evidences of the Chriftian Religion . By Gilbert Wakefield , B. A. and late Fellow of Jesus College , Cambridge . Svo . pp . 165 25. 6d . Deighton . 1789 . The internal evidences of the Christian religion , which ...
Remarks on the internal Evidences of the Chriftian Religion . By Gilbert Wakefield , B. A. and late Fellow of Jesus College , Cambridge . Svo . pp . 165 25. 6d . Deighton . 1789 . The internal evidences of the Christian religion , which ...
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A Letter to the Reverend Dr. White : containing , Remarks upon certain Passages in the Notes subjoined to his Bampton Ledures . By Philalethes . 8vo . pp . 39. - 15. Johnson . 1789 . The particular notes , in the celebrated Bampton ...
A Letter to the Reverend Dr. White : containing , Remarks upon certain Passages in the Notes subjoined to his Bampton Ledures . By Philalethes . 8vo . pp . 39. - 15. Johnson . 1789 . The particular notes , in the celebrated Bampton ...
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Reid on the active Powers | 55 |
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Liffis Obſerv on Knowles | 86 |
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