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Page 194
... persons more especially an idea of the great value of Christianity , by fhewing its influence on the minds of those who firft received it , and how nobly it led them to think and to act , railing them above the world , and all the ...
... persons more especially an idea of the great value of Christianity , by fhewing its influence on the minds of those who firft received it , and how nobly it led them to think and to act , railing them above the world , and all the ...
Page 197
... persons should marry , and do the common offices of human life , and therefore these things could not be abfolutely faid to be finful , Chriftians followed the heathen philofophers in adopting the idea of two claffes of men , the ...
... persons should marry , and do the common offices of human life , and therefore these things could not be abfolutely faid to be finful , Chriftians followed the heathen philofophers in adopting the idea of two claffes of men , the ...
Page 545
... persons and characters of these deputies fhould be deemed inviolable ; and no man fhould be eligible as a representative before he is full thirty years of age . Each pala- tinate , according to his plan , ought to have only one vote ...
... persons and characters of these deputies fhould be deemed inviolable ; and no man fhould be eligible as a representative before he is full thirty years of age . Each pala- tinate , according to his plan , ought to have only one vote ...
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Plague See Henderfon | 1 |
Van Hemerts Oration on | 3 |
Effays in Support of Religion 352 | 4 |
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