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amateur ; and we believe that few of either class will not feel themselves
instructed , as well as gratified , by its perusal . It is illustrated and embellished by
a number of elegant and spirited engravings . Art . XII . Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
.
amateur ; and we believe that few of either class will not feel themselves
instructed , as well as gratified , by its perusal . It is illustrated and embellished by
a number of elegant and spirited engravings . Art . XII . Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
.
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... would anticipate effects in common life from any given religious opinions ; or
who will say that men cannot love , esteem , and reverence those whom , in a
religious view , they believe 7 believe to be under the displeasure of the Almighty
?
... would anticipate effects in common life from any given religious opinions ; or
who will say that men cannot love , esteem , and reverence those whom , in a
religious view , they believe 7 believe to be under the displeasure of the Almighty
?
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The Scriptures we believe were written by med in : spired with the Holy Spirit . A
portion of this spirit we believe is given to mankind , and is necessary for the right
understanding of those writings which proceeded from it . The writings we ...
The Scriptures we believe were written by med in : spired with the Holy Spirit . A
portion of this spirit we believe is given to mankind , and is necessary for the right
understanding of those writings which proceeded from it . The writings we ...
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