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To dissuade you from it , by many worldly Motives ; but above all , by the Fear of
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To dissuade you from it , by many worldly Motives ; but above all , by the Fear of
chat Judgment here denounced against it . III . To apply the whole to the present
Occasion . i 0 tution . les F11 € out And , I. For the Nature of this ProstiWe are not
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And first from the Consideration of your own worldly interest : Indeed , if there was
no other Restriction , this alone might well be deemed sufficient ; for viewing it in
the Light of Prudence only , I thould conceive the shortest Deliberation would ...
And first from the Consideration of your own worldly interest : Indeed , if there was
no other Restriction , this alone might well be deemed sufficient ; for viewing it in
the Light of Prudence only , I thould conceive the shortest Deliberation would ...
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1 1 I conjure you therefore , dearly Beloved , as you have any regard for your
worldly , or eternal Interest , as you are Men ; as you are Britons , and as you are
Christians ; as you love , or desire the Welfare and Preservation of your Country ;
as ...
1 1 I conjure you therefore , dearly Beloved , as you have any regard for your
worldly , or eternal Interest , as you are Men ; as you are Britons , and as you are
Christians ; as you love , or desire the Welfare and Preservation of your Country ;
as ...
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| Título | The crisis: a sermon, by a lover of his county [H. Fielding. Rotogr.]. |
| Autor | Henry Fielding |
| Publicado | 1741 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 27 Mar 2007 |
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