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Page 360
... present period , but is to be reftrained to the times in which the Articles were firft promulged : ' but if men , by their fubfcription , do not declare their unfeigned affent , that the doctrine of the Homilies is now godly , and ...
... present period , but is to be reftrained to the times in which the Articles were firft promulged : ' but if men , by their fubfcription , do not declare their unfeigned affent , that the doctrine of the Homilies is now godly , and ...
Page 509
... present author . His memoirs comprehend various and extenfive countries : but they are , for the most part , as barren of entertainment as the regions which he vifits : his defcriptions are hafty and fuperficial ; his obfervations are ...
... present author . His memoirs comprehend various and extenfive countries : but they are , for the most part , as barren of entertainment as the regions which he vifits : his defcriptions are hafty and fuperficial ; his obfervations are ...
Page 581
... present state of our continents . He alfo remarks characteristic differences be- tween most part of the dales and the vale ; from which differ . ences must have refulted thofe which are obferved in the effects of running - waters . The ...
... present state of our continents . He alfo remarks characteristic differences be- tween most part of the dales and the vale ; from which differ . ences must have refulted thofe which are obferved in the effects of running - waters . The ...
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