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Page 93
... reasons , the adoption of them was not very probable . Yet in spite of this consideration , good ideas and salutary ... reason why the same indulgence should not be granted to the Catholics . Policy , as well as justice , demands it . A ...
... reasons , the adoption of them was not very probable . Yet in spite of this consideration , good ideas and salutary ... reason why the same indulgence should not be granted to the Catholics . Policy , as well as justice , demands it . A ...
Page 210
... reason ; it proves too much ; it makes the civil magistrate the lord of conscience ; and it involves Daniel and the Jewish worthies , the original preachers of the Gospel , and the protestant reformers , in much blame . It is the duty ...
... reason ; it proves too much ; it makes the civil magistrate the lord of conscience ; and it involves Daniel and the Jewish worthies , the original preachers of the Gospel , and the protestant reformers , in much blame . It is the duty ...
Page 436
... reason for considering Dr. Johnstone , sen . as the first person who was in the habit of employing the vapour of muriatic acid to destroy contagion From the remarks made by Dr. John Johnstone , in the pamphlet to which this is an answer ...
... reason for considering Dr. Johnstone , sen . as the first person who was in the habit of employing the vapour of muriatic acid to destroy contagion From the remarks made by Dr. John Johnstone , in the pamphlet to which this is an answer ...
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