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Page 253
( Hear . ) They ought to be looked at , not singly , but in the aggregate , for the
development of that system which was now manifesting itself through the length
and breadth of this country . He should have no fear of the cunning and artifices
of the ...
( Hear . ) They ought to be looked at , not singly , but in the aggregate , for the
development of that system which was now manifesting itself through the length
and breadth of this country . He should have no fear of the cunning and artifices
of the ...
Page 278
... Protestantism the facts that the Bible was making The latter was in the
ascendant , but inroads on Catholicity , and that he political Protestantism had
been kept feared the consequences . ( Hear , down ; and he maintained that all
hear . ) ...
... Protestantism the facts that the Bible was making The latter was in the
ascendant , but inroads on Catholicity , and that he political Protestantism had
been kept feared the consequences . ( Hear , down ; and he maintained that all
hear . ) ...
Page 283
Such that also of nent comes to object , we hear him as his prophets and apostles
, inspired by we have done you , and in like man the same Spirit . This was not
the ner we silence him by the invincible language of compliment ; it was power of
...
Such that also of nent comes to object , we hear him as his prophets and apostles
, inspired by we have done you , and in like man the same Spirit . This was not
the ner we silence him by the invincible language of compliment ; it was power of
...
Page 374
( Hear , conduct ; and that individual correcthear . ) They were bound to defend
ness and faithfulness led to national their civil liberties , for it was on them ,
prosperity ; and then called on them , humanly speaking , that their religious in
their own ...
( Hear , conduct ; and that individual correcthear . ) They were bound to defend
ness and faithfulness led to national their civil liberties , for it was on them ,
prosperity ; and then called on them , humanly speaking , that their religious in
their own ...
Page 378
( Hear , hear . ) Yet such an The Rev , T . D . GREGG rose to move independency
was the professed amthe following ... side would which they felt to be at variance
with soon convince the Protestant com - the interests of their country . ( Hear ...
( Hear , hear . ) Yet such an The Rev , T . D . GREGG rose to move independency
was the professed amthe following ... side would which they felt to be at variance
with soon convince the Protestant com - the interests of their country . ( Hear ...
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| Title | The Protestant magazine, Volume 8 |
| Author | Protestant association |
| Published | 1846 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2006 |
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