Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... Reason , it is fit that men should employ that , as far as they could ; and beg his affiftance : which certainly they can do . All this feemed rea- fonable , and at least probable : Now good men who felt upon their frequent Applications ...
... Reason , it is fit that men should employ that , as far as they could ; and beg his affiftance : which certainly they can do . All this feemed rea- fonable , and at least probable : Now good men who felt upon their frequent Applications ...
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... reason to suspect the testimony , chiefly where it was confirmed by other Circumstances , was not only a reasonable thing , but it was the hinge on which all the Government and Justice in the World depended : Since all Courts of Justice ...
... reason to suspect the testimony , chiefly where it was confirmed by other Circumstances , was not only a reasonable thing , but it was the hinge on which all the Government and Justice in the World depended : Since all Courts of Justice ...
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... reason it should be given to us , before the Conditions are performed , on which the Pro- mises are made . It is but rea- fonable that we should trust God , and do our Duty , In hopes of that eternal Life , which God who cannot lie ...
... reason it should be given to us , before the Conditions are performed , on which the Pro- mises are made . It is but rea- fonable that we should trust God , and do our Duty , In hopes of that eternal Life , which God who cannot lie ...
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