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Page 210
... state of Mr. Warburton's representation of a fu- ture state of rewards and punishments , it should feem he gave the hea then world the advantage over the Jews in this refpect ; " though in truth , " fays Dr. Sykes , " it was a doctrine ...
... state of Mr. Warburton's representation of a fu- ture state of rewards and punishments , it should feem he gave the hea then world the advantage over the Jews in this refpect ; " though in truth , " fays Dr. Sykes , " it was a doctrine ...
Page 418
... State , in cafe it fhall have become decayed . With a Poftfcript , pointing out the Method of applying thofe Laws and Principles , practically , to the prefent State of the Public Debts and Finances of Great Britain . 2s . fewed . White ...
... State , in cafe it fhall have become decayed . With a Poftfcript , pointing out the Method of applying thofe Laws and Principles , practically , to the prefent State of the Public Debts and Finances of Great Britain . 2s . fewed . White ...
Page 566
... State , and Member of the Academy . 8vo . Pp . 36 . HE perusal of this little piece hath afforded us that high pleasure , which results from contemplating a great character , attentive to the interests of humanity . As a hero and a ...
... State , and Member of the Academy . 8vo . Pp . 36 . HE perusal of this little piece hath afforded us that high pleasure , which results from contemplating a great character , attentive to the interests of humanity . As a hero and a ...
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