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Page 117
... most im- portant , may be reckoned , according to Mr. Macpherson , the work of James , from the corrections , alterations , and additions , in his own hand . In fuch a work we cannot expect his actions to be placed in any other than the ...
... most im- portant , may be reckoned , according to Mr. Macpherson , the work of James , from the corrections , alterations , and additions , in his own hand . In fuch a work we cannot expect his actions to be placed in any other than the ...
Page 301
... most occafions ; and readily to account for difficulties in places of obfcu- rity , by having observed their feveral methods in places lefs dark and intricate . As this is true of the whole Bible , in general ; fo , in a particu- lar ...
... most occafions ; and readily to account for difficulties in places of obfcu- rity , by having observed their feveral methods in places lefs dark and intricate . As this is true of the whole Bible , in general ; fo , in a particu- lar ...
Page 377
... most cultivated , where it is most wanted . In Arabia , the rights of hofpitality ( fo properly called the point of honour of the Eaft ) are the happy fubftitute of pofitive law ; - which , in fome degree , fupplies the place of juftice ...
... most cultivated , where it is most wanted . In Arabia , the rights of hofpitality ( fo properly called the point of honour of the Eaft ) are the happy fubftitute of pofitive law ; - which , in fome degree , fupplies the place of juftice ...
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