The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... light of his heaven - defcended truth . America can witness this ; whose realms ere while , were obscured with a darkness , not less black , black , than that which invefts the tawny inha- bitants 58 N ° 50 , THE VISITOR .
... light of his heaven - defcended truth . America can witness this ; whose realms ere while , were obscured with a darkness , not less black , black , than that which invefts the tawny inha- bitants 58 N ° 50 , THE VISITOR .
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... less enlightened ftate . And I am pleased to re- mark , that higher inftances may be produced ; many , in the courfe of this prefent war : in which our gallant countrymen have not more diftinguished themfelves by their valour , than ...
... less enlightened ftate . And I am pleased to re- mark , that higher inftances may be produced ; many , in the courfe of this prefent war : in which our gallant countrymen have not more diftinguished themfelves by their valour , than ...
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... less ignorant of the true nature of man , than of God ; of his originally perfect and now fallen ftate ; it was no lefs impoffible , that their morality should be right , with respect to him , than with refpect to God . For as the ...
... less ignorant of the true nature of man , than of God ; of his originally perfect and now fallen ftate ; it was no lefs impoffible , that their morality should be right , with respect to him , than with refpect to God . For as the ...
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