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Page 187
... truth ; and is forced to know only , what they are pleased to tell him . " Now this great hindrance to good government , as Dioclefian jufly thought it , is almoft , if not altogether , removed by the glorious privilege of the British ...
... truth ; and is forced to know only , what they are pleased to tell him . " Now this great hindrance to good government , as Dioclefian jufly thought it , is almoft , if not altogether , removed by the glorious privilege of the British ...
Page 332
... truth . The Spirit and truth here , fays he , does not mean , as is commonly fuppofed , that they fhould worship in their bearts and in fincerity ( true worshippers always do ) in oppofition to worshipping with the body and in hypocrify ...
... truth . The Spirit and truth here , fays he , does not mean , as is commonly fuppofed , that they fhould worship in their bearts and in fincerity ( true worshippers always do ) in oppofition to worshipping with the body and in hypocrify ...
Page 466
... Truth , but not the whole truth , muft be the invariable principle of every man , who hath either religion , honour , or prudence . Those who violate it , may be cunning , but they are not able . Lies and perfidy are the refuge of fools ...
... Truth , but not the whole truth , muft be the invariable principle of every man , who hath either religion , honour , or prudence . Those who violate it , may be cunning , but they are not able . Lies and perfidy are the refuge of fools ...
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PARRYS Attempt to demonftrate RUTTYs Natural History of | 6 |
FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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