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Page 3
The Gospels and other parts of the New Testament have been for some time in
common use among them -- the types set up and the work done by native printers
, but , of course , not without the aid of Americans -- and , what will more surprise
...
The Gospels and other parts of the New Testament have been for some time in
common use among them -- the types set up and the work done by native printers
, but , of course , not without the aid of Americans -- and , what will more surprise
...
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In the course of the following summer , they were driven , by long - continued
storms , upon the Pelew Islands : where , upon the ship's striking , ten of the crew
immediately took to the boat , and were almost instantly swallowed up in the
furious ...
In the course of the following summer , they were driven , by long - continued
storms , upon the Pelew Islands : where , upon the ship's striking , ten of the crew
immediately took to the boat , and were almost instantly swallowed up in the
furious ...
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Here we should of course find ourselves at the Ultima Thule of certain knowledge
- we could tread upon terra firma no longer — but as the past and future are parts
of one accordant whole , and , like the opposite hemispheres of our globe ...
Here we should of course find ourselves at the Ultima Thule of certain knowledge
- we could tread upon terra firma no longer — but as the past and future are parts
of one accordant whole , and , like the opposite hemispheres of our globe ...
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... would of course infuse its peculiarities more or less into the writings of the
evangelists and other apostles ; and as the writers themselves were Hebrews ,
educated in the religion of their fathers , and from their infancy accustomed to
listen to ...
... would of course infuse its peculiarities more or less into the writings of the
evangelists and other apostles ; and as the writers themselves were Hebrews ,
educated in the religion of their fathers , and from their infancy accustomed to
listen to ...
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The modern expositor will of course not fail to avail himself of the labours of the
distinguished Christian writers , who have composed or collected commentaries
on the scriptures , since the time of the Christian fathers , both previously and ...
The modern expositor will of course not fail to avail himself of the labours of the
distinguished Christian writers , who have composed or collected commentaries
on the scriptures , since the time of the Christian fathers , both previously and ...
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| Title | American Quarterly Review, Volume 20 Volumes 298-301 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 Library of American civilization |
| Editor | Robert Walsh |
| Publisher | Carey, Lea & Carey, 1836 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2019 |
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