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... cause of univerfal Liberty . The points chiefly difcuffed by the Author , bear but a diftant relation to that caufe . It is a ftill greater caufe , in which he appears to be engaged - the CAUSE OF TRUTH ! to which every other ...
... cause of univerfal Liberty . The points chiefly difcuffed by the Author , bear but a diftant relation to that caufe . It is a ftill greater caufe , in which he appears to be engaged - the CAUSE OF TRUTH ! to which every other ...
Page 337
... cause of all things . 8. All things owe their exiftence ultimately to the power of the First Caufe , operating according to his free will . 9. Almighty God , the firft Cause and Author of all things , muft be a Being of infinite ...
... cause of all things . 8. All things owe their exiftence ultimately to the power of the First Caufe , operating according to his free will . 9. Almighty God , the firft Cause and Author of all things , muft be a Being of infinite ...
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Dr. Daniel feems juftified in referring the ptyalifm to the cause mentioned , as it went off entirely upon reftoring ... causes of them , difco- vered by diffection after death , are accurately and judiciously related , and deserve ...
Dr. Daniel feems juftified in referring the ptyalifm to the cause mentioned , as it went off entirely upon reftoring ... causes of them , difco- vered by diffection after death , are accurately and judiciously related , and deserve ...
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