The British Critic, and Quarterly Theological Review, 14 tomasF. and C. Rivington, 1799 |
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... afferted , that elephants poffefs the fen- timents of modefty in a high degree ; and that they are fo much affected by the lofs of their liberty , as to refufe to pro- pagate the fpecies whilft they remain in a state of captivity . The ...
... afferted , that elephants poffefs the fen- timents of modefty in a high degree ; and that they are fo much affected by the lofs of their liberty , as to refufe to pro- pagate the fpecies whilft they remain in a state of captivity . The ...
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... afferted , that the study of religion is abfolutely neceffary to the understanding uni- verfal history . The pretenfions of the modern philofopher to enlarged and impartial views of things , muft then be confidered as falfe and ab- furd ...
... afferted , that the study of religion is abfolutely neceffary to the understanding uni- verfal history . The pretenfions of the modern philofopher to enlarged and impartial views of things , muft then be confidered as falfe and ab- furd ...
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... afferted that during the time when Konigfmark was with her , they never remained alone together ; one or more of her ladies of honour , and those of the most unim- peached characters , being always prefent . The very imprudence of ...
... afferted that during the time when Konigfmark was with her , they never remained alone together ; one or more of her ladies of honour , and those of the most unim- peached characters , being always prefent . The very imprudence of ...
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... afferted it to be : -And further , that the internal evidence of aftronomical fcience , concurring with the teftimonies of history and language , fhews , almoft to demonftration , that what the latter Greeks expreffed by the word naos ...
... afferted it to be : -And further , that the internal evidence of aftronomical fcience , concurring with the teftimonies of history and language , fhews , almoft to demonftration , that what the latter Greeks expreffed by the word naos ...
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... afferted the co - operation of God in his favour , fo alfo has the latter ; if the one knew how to apply the terrors of deftruction , fo did affo the other ; if Rabshakeh he fitated not to deny the power of the God of Ifracl , fo ...
... afferted the co - operation of God in his favour , fo alfo has the latter ; if the one knew how to apply the terrors of deftruction , fo did affo the other ; if Rabshakeh he fitated not to deny the power of the God of Ifracl , fo ...
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