Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... particular notice taken of a set of men , styling themselves , Evangelical mi- misters ; a title ( says the Bishop ) which , if assumed , as it is , exclu sively of others , is in itself separation and schism . Again it is ob- served ...
... particular notice taken of a set of men , styling themselves , Evangelical mi- misters ; a title ( says the Bishop ) which , if assumed , as it is , exclu sively of others , is in itself separation and schism . Again it is ob- served ...
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... particular concerns ( and least of all the particular temporal concerns ) of either branch exclusively . And to this grand opening the whole sequel of the prophecy corresponds . In setting forth the vices of the people , the picture is ...
... particular concerns ( and least of all the particular temporal concerns ) of either branch exclusively . And to this grand opening the whole sequel of the prophecy corresponds . In setting forth the vices of the people , the picture is ...
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... particular branches . With respect to the useful part of the subject , we shall endeavour to explain the principles chiefly ; for when these are well understood , a very moderate degree of ingenuity on the part of the student , will ...
... particular branches . With respect to the useful part of the subject , we shall endeavour to explain the principles chiefly ; for when these are well understood , a very moderate degree of ingenuity on the part of the student , will ...
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Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volumen15 Ralph Griffiths,George Edward Griffiths Vista completa - 1756 |
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