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Page 622
... established autho- rity and accuracy of information . The philofophic private gentleman would be gratified by such a work ; and the coun- try derive a benefit hereafter , at this inftant not thought of . This work fhould be aided by ...
... established autho- rity and accuracy of information . The philofophic private gentleman would be gratified by such a work ; and the coun- try derive a benefit hereafter , at this inftant not thought of . This work fhould be aided by ...
Page 636
... established that right , it would be readily admitted , that we were bound to give them the best government they were capable of receiving , for the pro- motion of their internal happinefs , and the external relation they had to this ...
... established that right , it would be readily admitted , that we were bound to give them the best government they were capable of receiving , for the pro- motion of their internal happinefs , and the external relation they had to this ...
Page 683
... established a Sunday fchool in Yorkshire , which commenced with four teachers and 100 scholars . At his farm near Newington - green , in his 75th year , Mr. Ludgate , one of the oldest in- habitants of the parith of Iflington . Capt ...
... established a Sunday fchool in Yorkshire , which commenced with four teachers and 100 scholars . At his farm near Newington - green , in his 75th year , Mr. Ludgate , one of the oldest in- habitants of the parith of Iflington . Capt ...
Page 695
... established form of government might be abolished , and a new fyftem propofed , modelled , and organized by fome of your vifionary projectors . You feem to be infenfible of the hap- piness you have enjoyed ; and not to reflect , that ...
... established form of government might be abolished , and a new fyftem propofed , modelled , and organized by fome of your vifionary projectors . You feem to be infenfible of the hap- piness you have enjoyed ; and not to reflect , that ...
Page 723
... Established Church firictly obferved , viz . that neither time , nor the ftrength of the officiating minifter , would be fufficient to pronounce the bleffing enjoined by the Rubrick to each indivi- dual feparately . It is a conflant ...
... Established Church firictly obferved , viz . that neither time , nor the ftrength of the officiating minifter , would be fufficient to pronounce the bleffing enjoined by the Rubrick to each indivi- dual feparately . It is a conflant ...
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