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... should be faftened to the bottom or the fide of the keel , and strips connected with these should run along the ftays to guard the mafts . We will add that , with the fame dimensions , copper for 3 add Morgan's Lectures on Electricity .
... should be faftened to the bottom or the fide of the keel , and strips connected with these should run along the ftays to guard the mafts . We will add that , with the fame dimensions , copper for 3 add Morgan's Lectures on Electricity .
Page 245
... should depart from its miftakes and imperfec- tions only ; but should retain its general diction and manner . It may well be admitted as a rule , that they should never recede from it with- out a fatisfactory reason . ' OBJECTION VII ...
... should depart from its miftakes and imperfec- tions only ; but should retain its general diction and manner . It may well be admitted as a rule , that they should never recede from it with- out a fatisfactory reason . ' OBJECTION VII ...
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... should not have corrupted the religious principles of fome , who were before untainted ; that it should not have confirmed the infidelity of others that were wavering and irrefolute ; and that it should not have leffened in ftill more ...
... should not have corrupted the religious principles of fome , who were before untainted ; that it should not have confirmed the infidelity of others that were wavering and irrefolute ; and that it should not have leffened in ftill more ...
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