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... whom we are informed by Anthony Wood , that " it was the current opinion of
the university , that he and Lucius Lord Falkland had such extraordinary clear
reason , that if the Great Turk or Devil were to be converted , they were able to do
it .
... whom we are informed by Anthony Wood , that " it was the current opinion of
the university , that he and Lucius Lord Falkland had such extraordinary clear
reason , that if the Great Turk or Devil were to be converted , they were able to do
it .
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... deny your reason , and submit to faith : reason tells you , that there are some
things above reason , and you cannot be so unreasonable as to make reason
judge of those things which are above reason ; remember that Master
Chillingworth ...
... deny your reason , and submit to faith : reason tells you , that there are some
things above reason , and you cannot be so unreasonable as to make reason
judge of those things which are above reason ; remember that Master
Chillingworth ...
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Who refused to make a full and free confession of the Christian religion . 2 . Nay ,
if there had been nothing else against him , but his taking up of arms against his
country , that they conceived a sufficient reason to deny the burial of his corpse .
Who refused to make a full and free confession of the Christian religion . 2 . Nay ,
if there had been nothing else against him , but his taking up of arms against his
country , that they conceived a sufficient reason to deny the burial of his corpse .
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It certainly cannot be called an impartial history , yet , there is no reason to
suspect the honesty of the writer . Osborn ' s Traditional Memoirs of King James
are not of equal value . They do not comprize more than one - half of James ' s
reign ...
It certainly cannot be called an impartial history , yet , there is no reason to
suspect the honesty of the writer . Osborn ' s Traditional Memoirs of King James
are not of equal value . They do not comprize more than one - half of James ' s
reign ...
Page 120
The shade too , which , under the name of Junius , has baffled the million
attempts that have been made , by prying investigators , to detect the body from
which it proceeded , had doubtless potent and weighty reasons for not making
itself ...
The shade too , which , under the name of Junius , has baffled the million
attempts that have been made , by prying investigators , to detect the body from
which it proceeded , had doubtless potent and weighty reasons for not making
itself ...
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| Title | The Retrospective Review.., Volume 7 |
| Editor | Henry Southern |
| Contributors | David Sampson Maurice, Charles and Henry Baldwyn |
| Publisher | Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2007 |
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