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Page 154
... thing , and subscribe every thing , and who vote for every thing . ' Of the Bishop's talents as a religious inftructor , the first of thefe volumes affords many excellent proofs . The fermons , equally remote , on the one hand , from ...
... thing , and subscribe every thing , and who vote for every thing . ' Of the Bishop's talents as a religious inftructor , the first of thefe volumes affords many excellent proofs . The fermons , equally remote , on the one hand , from ...
Page 196
... thing that relates to the merits , is no jury at all ; nor can in any refpect anfwer the object of their appointment : and any jury that shall give a verdict against any defendant , without having firft , according to the oaths of the ...
... thing that relates to the merits , is no jury at all ; nor can in any refpect anfwer the object of their appointment : and any jury that shall give a verdict against any defendant , without having firft , according to the oaths of the ...
Page 246
... thing without knowing at the fame time what is contrary to it , this accounts for laughter being peculiar to our fpecies , as no animal upon this earth , except man , has any fenfe of the Beautiful , and confequently of the Deformed ...
... thing without knowing at the fame time what is contrary to it , this accounts for laughter being peculiar to our fpecies , as no animal upon this earth , except man , has any fenfe of the Beautiful , and confequently of the Deformed ...
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Brewfter on the Prevention of Crimes349 | 2 |
DAnvilles Ancient Geography tranſlat | 17 |
De la Croixs Review of the European | 26 |
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