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Page 96
In his farther progress , we have a tolerable attempt at allegory , of which
christianity is the subject : but when the writer proceeds to insert particular names
of later date , and adds to the list Whitfield and Wesley , as principal workmen or
master ...
In his farther progress , we have a tolerable attempt at allegory , of which
christianity is the subject : but when the writer proceeds to insert particular names
of later date , and adds to the list Whitfield and Wesley , as principal workmen or
master ...
Page 287
Mr. Bigland does not distinguish between the general protection of religion by the
state , and the special protection and remuneration of a particular form of it .
Earthly potentates have always been desirous of being on good terms with the ...
Mr. Bigland does not distinguish between the general protection of religion by the
state , and the special protection and remuneration of a particular form of it .
Earthly potentates have always been desirous of being on good terms with the ...
Page 434
In the Lesson on the 4th ( our 5th ) commandment , the pupil is taught the duties
which he owes to princes in general , and to Napoleon in particular : but nothing
is addressed in the catechism to the young princes of the new dynasty . This part
...
In the Lesson on the 4th ( our 5th ) commandment , the pupil is taught the duties
which he owes to princes in general , and to Napoleon in particular : but nothing
is addressed in the catechism to the young princes of the new dynasty . This part
...
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