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against Mr. Haftings , and alfo of the minifter and some of his friends , in voting that measure . The conclufion which he draws , is , that the impeachment was founded in injuftice , and carried on at an expence which is prejudicial to ...
against Mr. Haftings , and alfo of the minifter and some of his friends , in voting that measure . The conclufion which he draws , is , that the impeachment was founded in injuftice , and carried on at an expence which is prejudicial to ...
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... against Dr. Priestley , that it expreffes the incarnation ; or that a being , originally divine , affumed the human nature . II . Of Tertullian's Teftimony against the Unitarians , and his ufe of the word idiota : in which , different ...
... against Dr. Priestley , that it expreffes the incarnation ; or that a being , originally divine , affumed the human nature . II . Of Tertullian's Teftimony against the Unitarians , and his ufe of the word idiota : in which , different ...
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... against whomfoever uttered , God , angel , man , or devil , is univerfally admitted by the learned : but even when it refers to reproachful fpeeches against God , and thus approaches nearer to the meaning of our word blaf- phemy , ftill ...
... against whomfoever uttered , God , angel , man , or devil , is univerfally admitted by the learned : but even when it refers to reproachful fpeeches against God , and thus approaches nearer to the meaning of our word blaf- phemy , ftill ...
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Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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