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In one word -- the whole of the Gospel History , must , to do it strict justice , be
considered as one continued chain of evidence that Jesus was the true Meso
siah , notwithstanding he laid no claim to the character of a temporal Prince . " To
those ...
In one word -- the whole of the Gospel History , must , to do it strict justice , be
considered as one continued chain of evidence that Jesus was the true Meso
siah , notwithstanding he laid no claim to the character of a temporal Prince . " To
those ...
Page 130
[ To be continued . ] Art . U. 4n Account of the Cape of Good Hope ; containing an
his . torical View of its original Settlement by the Dutch , its Capture by the British
in 1795. and the different Policy pursued there by the Dutch and British ...
[ To be continued . ] Art . U. 4n Account of the Cape of Good Hope ; containing an
his . torical View of its original Settlement by the Dutch , its Capture by the British
in 1795. and the different Policy pursued there by the Dutch and British ...
Page 259
... which had for many years adhered to them , and having formed a bed for itself ,
with a considerable depth of water , which continued for several years to be the
principal , and indeed the only navigable channel of the river in the dry season .
... which had for many years adhered to them , and having formed a bed for itself ,
with a considerable depth of water , which continued for several years to be the
principal , and indeed the only navigable channel of the river in the dry season .
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