The Imperial magazine; or, Compendium of religious, moral, & philosophical knowledge. Vol.1-12. 2nd ser. (ed. by S. Drew). Vol.1-4, 3 tomas |
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... proved truly the re- mark of a modern satirist , that we bear the misfortunes of others with wonderful tranquillity ... prove their deficiency in morals , though there are ' individual pas- sages , which Philosophy might make her texts ...
... proved truly the re- mark of a modern satirist , that we bear the misfortunes of others with wonderful tranquillity ... prove their deficiency in morals , though there are ' individual pas- sages , which Philosophy might make her texts ...
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... prove fallacious , let us remember , that plough . I perceive by the parish as no place of worship , no edifice , was books , as the cows decreased the rates suffered by the Almighty to stand on increased . In seven years ' time , the ...
... prove fallacious , let us remember , that plough . I perceive by the parish as no place of worship , no edifice , was books , as the cows decreased the rates suffered by the Almighty to stand on increased . In seven years ' time , the ...
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... prove the impropriety of the practice under consideration . Numbers , xiv . & c . To fear HIM , who , in comparison with every other object , is alone " worthy to be feared , " constitutes at once the characteristic of piety , and the ...
... prove the impropriety of the practice under consideration . Numbers , xiv . & c . To fear HIM , who , in comparison with every other object , is alone " worthy to be feared , " constitutes at once the characteristic of piety , and the ...
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... prove that the tenets of their respective creeds bear the stamp of Divine authority . And if its decisions are not compatible with the doctrines of divine revelation , ( as it may very possibly be the case , ) the consequences produced ...
... prove that the tenets of their respective creeds bear the stamp of Divine authority . And if its decisions are not compatible with the doctrines of divine revelation , ( as it may very possibly be the case , ) the consequences produced ...
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... prove himself as much a victor . monster and a tyrant as the detested emperor Nero . And I know not what many of my countrymen would do , if not restrained by salutary laws . I never , but once , was a spectator of this barbarous and ...
... prove himself as much a victor . monster and a tyrant as the detested emperor Nero . And I know not what many of my countrymen would do , if not restrained by salutary laws . I never , but once , was a spectator of this barbarous and ...
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