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Page 84
THE he knowlege which has been obtained of late years , with regard to the laws
by which contagion is regulated , has afforded some important practical
inferences ; of which Dr. Blackburne has judiciously and successfully availed
himself , in ...
THE he knowlege which has been obtained of late years , with regard to the laws
by which contagion is regulated , has afforded some important practical
inferences ; of which Dr. Blackburne has judiciously and successfully availed
himself , in ...
Page 179
publicity to the statement of important facts , in which the people are interested ,
by means of which , freedom of speech , and of the press , ought to be
maintained . The approaches to public instruction should be facilitated , judicious
systems of ...
publicity to the statement of important facts , in which the people are interested ,
by means of which , freedom of speech , and of the press , ought to be
maintained . The approaches to public instruction should be facilitated , judicious
systems of ...
Page 254
It is not our desire to dictate in so important a concern : but we may remark , as a
general principle , that the Sabbath is best observed when it is kept in such a way
as shall most effectually promote love to God , and love to our fellow Christians ...
It is not our desire to dictate in so important a concern : but we may remark , as a
general principle , that the Sabbath is best observed when it is kept in such a way
as shall most effectually promote love to God , and love to our fellow Christians ...
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