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Page 31
Nor was my own mind free from this impression , when first witnessing the
extraordinary scene at the Depository . All my inquiries , however and they have
neither been few in number , nor limited in extent - have failed to discover a
single ...
Nor was my own mind free from this impression , when first witnessing the
extraordinary scene at the Depository . All my inquiries , however and they have
neither been few in number , nor limited in extent - have failed to discover a
single ...
Page 68
The workings of the human mind , and the results of those workings , as evinced
in the course of events now in progress , are infinitely more remarkable than in
any former period of the world . We seem to be eye and ear witnesses of the ...
The workings of the human mind , and the results of those workings , as evinced
in the course of events now in progress , are infinitely more remarkable than in
any former period of the world . We seem to be eye and ear witnesses of the ...
Page 257
One is , the benumbing influence in a moral sense , which Rome and all contact
with Rome invariably exerts upon minds , however gentlemanly , honourable , or
honest they might have been supposed before ; so that a man no sooner begins
...
One is , the benumbing influence in a moral sense , which Rome and all contact
with Rome invariably exerts upon minds , however gentlemanly , honourable , or
honest they might have been supposed before ; so that a man no sooner begins
...
Page 397
This was Hubert ' s theory ; a theory seldom indeed reverted to amidst the various
occupations that engrossed his young and ardent mind , but the death of his
mother naturally tended to draw his thoughts to the contemplation of that state
into ...
This was Hubert ' s theory ; a theory seldom indeed reverted to amidst the various
occupations that engrossed his young and ardent mind , but the death of his
mother naturally tended to draw his thoughts to the contemplation of that state
into ...
Page 480
mind to join the Roman Church immediately . I did what I could in warning him of
the breach of clear duty he was , in my judgment , committing , by not waiting his
father ' s return , and I , the very night before he went to be united with that ...
mind to join the Roman Church immediately . I did what I could in warning him of
the breach of clear duty he was , in my judgment , committing , by not waiting his
father ' s return , and I , the very night before he went to be united with that ...
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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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