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Page 135
Of this we may be certain , that any attempt to regulate the po : pulation , so as to
keep it below the demand for labour , in a country advancing in prosperity , either
agricultural or commercial , arrd surrounded by others in the same career ...
Of this we may be certain , that any attempt to regulate the po : pulation , so as to
keep it below the demand for labour , in a country advancing in prosperity , either
agricultural or commercial , arrd surrounded by others in the same career ...
Page 153
... therefore , add that it is with no little satisfaction that we take up these volumes ,
in which a clergyman has attempted ... presents us with a definition of Quakerism
: Quakerism , ( he says , ) may be defined to be an attempt , under the divine ...
... therefore , add that it is with no little satisfaction that we take up these volumes ,
in which a clergyman has attempted ... presents us with a definition of Quakerism
: Quakerism , ( he says , ) may be defined to be an attempt , under the divine ...
Page 433
Early authorities are examined , and every attempt is made by cross -
examination to weaken their evidence , but with little sucAt last , and as a dernier
resort , the author fixes on a passage in Papias ; and by objecting to the version
given by ...
Early authorities are examined , and every attempt is made by cross -
examination to weaken their evidence , but with little sucAt last , and as a dernier
resort , the author fixes on a passage in Papias ; and by objecting to the version
given by ...
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