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Page vii
... exposed to the wanton lash of every religious perfecu- tor , were deemed a fufficient plea for exclufion from a fociety compofed of fo many great and fhining men . Robertfon's religion has proved no ob- ftacle to his admiffion among the ...
... exposed to the wanton lash of every religious perfecu- tor , were deemed a fufficient plea for exclufion from a fociety compofed of fo many great and fhining men . Robertfon's religion has proved no ob- ftacle to his admiffion among the ...
Page 91
... exposed to each other's encroach- ments , and overpowered by all parties . Such , my brethren , would be your fituation , fhould you be unhappy enough to ftrike from the path of a peaceable and Chriftian conduct . Forbid it Heaven ...
... exposed to each other's encroach- ments , and overpowered by all parties . Such , my brethren , would be your fituation , fhould you be unhappy enough to ftrike from the path of a peaceable and Chriftian conduct . Forbid it Heaven ...
Page 61
... expose it to shipwreck . Any deviation from the laws of God , the rights of nature , or the faith of our fathers , would be the fatal rock on which the pope himself would split . In a word , is our first paftor ; he may feed , but ...
... expose it to shipwreck . Any deviation from the laws of God , the rights of nature , or the faith of our fathers , would be the fatal rock on which the pope himself would split . In a word , is our first paftor ; he may feed , but ...
Page 27
... exposed as a butt to all the reft . Mutual hatred will relax , and the common occupations and pleasures of life , will fucceed to the acrimony of religious disputations life , ESSAY ON TOLERATION . 2 heavier torments, than the ftake ...
... exposed as a butt to all the reft . Mutual hatred will relax , and the common occupations and pleasures of life , will fucceed to the acrimony of religious disputations life , ESSAY ON TOLERATION . 2 heavier torments, than the ftake ...
Page 49
... . He found Imperial laws already enacted , and as he was a temporal prince whose person was * Rofs's View of Religions . In the appendix , p . 31 . more more exposed than any highwayman in Eu- rope , he ESSAY ON TOLERATION . 49.
... . He found Imperial laws already enacted , and as he was a temporal prince whose person was * Rofs's View of Religions . In the appendix , p . 31 . more more exposed than any highwayman in Eu- rope , he ESSAY ON TOLERATION . 49.
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