Some Passages in the Life and Death of John, Earl of RochesterFolcroft Library Editions, 1973 - 144 páginas |
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... matters where where it was confirmed by other circumstances , was there was no reason to suspect the testimony ... matter of fact , it is a vain thing because it is poffible for fo many men to agree in a lie , that therefore these ...
... matters where where it was confirmed by other circumstances , was there was no reason to suspect the testimony ... matter of fact , it is a vain thing because it is poffible for fo many men to agree in a lie , that therefore these ...
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... matters ; comparing all the the one is wrought in us by our evidences of matter of fact , for the confirmation of revealed religion , with the prophecies in the fcrip- ture ; where things were punctually predicted , fome ages before ...
... matters ; comparing all the the one is wrought in us by our evidences of matter of fact , for the confirmation of revealed religion , with the prophecies in the fcrip- ture ; where things were punctually predicted , fome ages before ...
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... matter , and from fo general a view to defcend to more particular enquiries : whereas they fuffered their minds to be foreftalled with prejudices ; fo that they never exa- mined the matter impartially . To the greatest part of this he ...
... matter , and from fo general a view to defcend to more particular enquiries : whereas they fuffered their minds to be foreftalled with prejudices ; fo that they never exa- mined the matter impartially . To the greatest part of this he ...
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