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... religion , her prejudices and her paffions were equally ab- forbed by an inordinate luft of dominion . • The Duke of Guise , and the Cardinal of Lorrain , as the uncles of Mary of Scotland , found an easy access to the perfon of their ...
... religion , her prejudices and her paffions were equally ab- forbed by an inordinate luft of dominion . • The Duke of Guise , and the Cardinal of Lorrain , as the uncles of Mary of Scotland , found an easy access to the perfon of their ...
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... religion . Art . 68. A farewel Sermon , preached in the Parish Church of St. Martin , Birmingham , December 13 , 1789. By John Clutton , M. A. 8vo . pp . 25. I S. Baldwin . A plain and well intended difcourfe : but we think that the ...
... religion . Art . 68. A farewel Sermon , preached in the Parish Church of St. Martin , Birmingham , December 13 , 1789. By John Clutton , M. A. 8vo . pp . 25. I S. Baldwin . A plain and well intended difcourfe : but we think that the ...
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... religion , which ought to be in the language of the country , and to confift in hymns of praise , in offerings of in- cenfe and of the fruits of the earth , and in public exhortation to piety and virtue . In fhort , what he wishes to ...
... religion , which ought to be in the language of the country , and to confift in hymns of praise , in offerings of in- cenfe and of the fruits of the earth , and in public exhortation to piety and virtue . In fhort , what he wishes to ...
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