The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 237
... important truths , in a plain , but not difpleafing style , and addreffes them to the heart of the reader . It is much to be wished that Mr. Moffatt's tract might be generally read in Great Britain , as containing admo- nitions , at no ...
... important truths , in a plain , but not difpleafing style , and addreffes them to the heart of the reader . It is much to be wished that Mr. Moffatt's tract might be generally read in Great Britain , as containing admo- nitions , at no ...
Page 252
... important particulars , in lives already written , but by the introduction of many new lives . That our Readers may be fully informed of the Editor's defign , in this publication , we fhall give them the following particulars from his ...
... important particulars , in lives already written , but by the introduction of many new lives . That our Readers may be fully informed of the Editor's defign , in this publication , we fhall give them the following particulars from his ...
Page 386
... important point , and that it is that only to which we must make our final appeal . Accordingly , the Author before as takes the matter upon this ground ; and endeavours to fhew , from the facred writings , that the Prophets speak of ...
... important point , and that it is that only to which we must make our final appeal . Accordingly , the Author before as takes the matter upon this ground ; and endeavours to fhew , from the facred writings , that the Prophets speak of ...
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