Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... himself . As to the Supream Being , he had always fome Impreffion of one : and profeffed cften to me , That he had never known an entire Atheist , who fully be- lieved there was no God . Yet when he explained his Notion of this Being ...
... himself . As to the Supream Being , he had always fome Impreffion of one : and profeffed cften to me , That he had never known an entire Atheist , who fully be- lieved there was no God . Yet when he explained his Notion of this Being ...
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... himself : and which qualifi'd him for an odd adventure , which I fhall but just mention . Being under an unlucky Accident , which ob- liged him to keep out of the way ; He difguifed himself , fo that his nearest Friends could not have ...
... himself : and which qualifi'd him for an odd adventure , which I fhall but just mention . Being under an unlucky Accident , which ob- liged him to keep out of the way ; He difguifed himself , fo that his nearest Friends could not have ...
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... himself . Dr. Mar- fhal the Learned and Worthy Rector of Lincoln - Colledge in Oxford , being the Minister of the Parish , was alfo frequently with him and by these helps he was fo directed and fupport- ed , that he might not on the K 2 ...
... himself . Dr. Mar- fhal the Learned and Worthy Rector of Lincoln - Colledge in Oxford , being the Minister of the Parish , was alfo frequently with him and by these helps he was fo directed and fupport- ed , that he might not on the K 2 ...
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