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Page 69
... first preachers in diffe- minating the knowlege of Chriftianity . 4. The fortitude of the early martyrs . 5. The difcipline of the primitive church . 6. The conformity of the manners of the firft Chriftians with the precepts of the ...
... first preachers in diffe- minating the knowlege of Chriftianity . 4. The fortitude of the early martyrs . 5. The difcipline of the primitive church . 6. The conformity of the manners of the firft Chriftians with the precepts of the ...
Page 183
... first we shall copy for the amufement of our readers : The first fettler in the woods , is generally a man who has out- lived his credit or fortune in the cultivated parts of the ftate . His time for migrating is in the month of April ...
... first we shall copy for the amufement of our readers : The first fettler in the woods , is generally a man who has out- lived his credit or fortune in the cultivated parts of the ftate . His time for migrating is in the month of April ...
Page 232
... first enacting claufe of that judicious and falutary , but much misinterpreted ftatute , imme diately after inftituting or new modelling the office of overfeers of the poor , proceeds thus : They ( the churchwardens and over- feers ) or ...
... first enacting claufe of that judicious and falutary , but much misinterpreted ftatute , imme diately after inftituting or new modelling the office of overfeers of the poor , proceeds thus : They ( the churchwardens and over- feers ) or ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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