The Monthly Review, Volumen15Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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His Lordship tells us , that the doctrine of a future State was involved in doubts
and uncertainties under the law , whịch were cleared up by the knowlege of the
Resurrection , revealed in the Gospel . Here I would desire to know , whether the
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His Lordship tells us , that the doctrine of a future State was involved in doubts
and uncertainties under the law , whịch were cleared up by the knowlege of the
Resurrection , revealed in the Gospel . Here I would desire to know , whether the
...
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If we confider , ' says he , the state of religion under the « Mosaic dispensation ,
we fall find , that both in its nature and end it bears all the marks of a preparatory
system . And can we infer from the nature of such an institution , that it was given
...
If we confider , ' says he , the state of religion under the « Mosaic dispensation ,
we fall find , that both in its nature and end it bears all the marks of a preparatory
system . And can we infer from the nature of such an institution , that it was given
...
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Grotius affirms this to be lawful , on the part of the State ; our Aur thor denies it ,
but with caution and reserve , and after having made many conceflions , He
reasons thus : Tho ' no pers fon has a right to withdraw himself from the State or
Gom ...
Grotius affirms this to be lawful , on the part of the State ; our Aur thor denies it ,
but with caution and reserve , and after having made many conceflions , He
reasons thus : Tho ' no pers fon has a right to withdraw himself from the State or
Gom ...
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That States and public Communities are as much obliged to conform themselves
, in every part of their conduct , to the principles of Virtue ; Honour , and
Generosity , as any particular member whatsoever belonging to the State or
Community is ...
That States and public Communities are as much obliged to conform themselves
, in every part of their conduct , to the principles of Virtue ; Honour , and
Generosity , as any particular member whatsoever belonging to the State or
Community is ...
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But leaving this , we pass on to our Doctor's tenth and last chapter , concerning
the changes to which States and Civil Constitutions are liable . ... Ift , By mutual
consent between the governing part of the State , and the body of the people .
But leaving this , we pass on to our Doctor's tenth and last chapter , concerning
the changes to which States and Civil Constitutions are liable . ... Ift , By mutual
consent between the governing part of the State , and the body of the people .
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| Título | The Monthly Review, Volumen15 |
| Editores | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Editor | R. Griffiths., 1756 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad del Noroeste |
| Digitalizado | 11 Abr. 2012 |
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