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Page 163
They would never make any threats . They would never arm ; and consequently
they would never fight . It would be owing , thén , to these principles , or , in other
words , to the adoption of the policy of the Gospel in preference of the policy of ...
They would never make any threats . They would never arm ; and consequently
they would never fight . It would be owing , thén , to these principles , or , in other
words , to the adoption of the policy of the Gospel in preference of the policy of ...
Page 199
Surely , report cannot be correct : surely a great Judge , however much he might
have been out of his element , could never so far have forgotten himself , as to
have betrayed such palpable ignorance , and been guilty of such flagrant
injustice .
Surely , report cannot be correct : surely a great Judge , however much he might
have been out of his element , could never so far have forgotten himself , as to
have betrayed such palpable ignorance , and been guilty of such flagrant
injustice .
Page 262
For coniugal affection to his wife , it was such in him , as whosoever would draw
out a rule of honour , kind . nesse , and religion , to be practiz'd in that estate ,
need no more , but exactly draw out his example ; never man had a greater
passion ...
For coniugal affection to his wife , it was such in him , as whosoever would draw
out a rule of honour , kind . nesse , and religion , to be practiz'd in that estate ,
need no more , but exactly draw out his example ; never man had a greater
passion ...
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