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Page 110
... Subject of the Teft , as objected to in a Pamphlet recommended by his Lordship . 8vo . pp . 45. i s . Rivingtons . 1789 . Quibbling ( fays Bishop Warburton ) is the fure fign of an expiring argument . On this principle , the letter ...
... Subject of the Teft , as objected to in a Pamphlet recommended by his Lordship . 8vo . pp . 45. i s . Rivingtons . 1789 . Quibbling ( fays Bishop Warburton ) is the fure fign of an expiring argument . On this principle , the letter ...
Page 258
... subject of agriculture , however , compilements promife to be lefs ufe- ful than on most other branches of knowlege ; for writers too often hazard opinions on it that are not founded on facts , nor on experiment , with the fame degree ...
... subject of agriculture , however , compilements promife to be lefs ufe- ful than on most other branches of knowlege ; for writers too often hazard opinions on it that are not founded on facts , nor on experiment , with the fame degree ...
Page 303
... Subjects of fyftematic theology are treated by Mr. Polwhele in a flight and unfatif- factory manner . In his ... subject of future rewards and punifhments , as taught in Scripture , he paints with a poetic pencil ; and heightens ...
... Subjects of fyftematic theology are treated by Mr. Polwhele in a flight and unfatif- factory manner . In his ... subject of future rewards and punifhments , as taught in Scripture , he paints with a poetic pencil ; and heightens ...
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