The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 36
... regard to their rules for the diminution of columns . This , however , it is here remarked , is a subject of greater importance than those which frequently engage their attention . The column is not only one of the nobleft and moft ...
... regard to their rules for the diminution of columns . This , however , it is here remarked , is a subject of greater importance than those which frequently engage their attention . The column is not only one of the nobleft and moft ...
Page 78
... regard to America ? ' The people of that country , as he obferves , are as much Englishmen as the Welsh , ( who then spoke a different lan- guage from the English ) and are ten times more numerous . And if America be in rebellion ...
... regard to America ? ' The people of that country , as he obferves , are as much Englishmen as the Welsh , ( who then spoke a different lan- guage from the English ) and are ten times more numerous . And if America be in rebellion ...
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... regard his judgment , either as fuperior to the authority of fcripture ; or ( which amounted to the fame thing ) as their fole guide in determining its meaning ; that he inftructed them - that religious regards are due to Chrift alone ...
... regard his judgment , either as fuperior to the authority of fcripture ; or ( which amounted to the fame thing ) as their fole guide in determining its meaning ; that he inftructed them - that religious regards are due to Chrift alone ...
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