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Page 253
... duty ; -and which the more we are taught to believe and obey it , the more plentifully will it yield the good fruits of private and public happiness . ' The following sentiments , on the duty of living peaceably , ' will probably obtain ...
... duty ; -and which the more we are taught to believe and obey it , the more plentifully will it yield the good fruits of private and public happiness . ' The following sentiments , on the duty of living peaceably , ' will probably obtain ...
Page 417
... duty . Man is not allowed to sacrifice these sentiments to any speculations , nor to sacrifice reason to passion . The active principle in man is called mind ; by this we conclude , from the works of the cre- ation , that there must be ...
... duty . Man is not allowed to sacrifice these sentiments to any speculations , nor to sacrifice reason to passion . The active principle in man is called mind ; by this we conclude , from the works of the cre- ation , that there must be ...
Page 467
... duty of residence ; the foundation ( as the worthy prelate remarks ) of all other ecclesiastical duties . ' The Archbishop en- forces the observance of this duty by arguments drawn from the engagements which every clergyman contracts ...
... duty of residence ; the foundation ( as the worthy prelate remarks ) of all other ecclesiastical duties . ' The Archbishop en- forces the observance of this duty by arguments drawn from the engagements which every clergyman contracts ...
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