The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volumen65R. Griffiths, 1781 |
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... reason why they strike us in his Lorship's fermons , is , becaufe we very feldom meet with them . In the fecond and third fermons his Lordfhip difcourfes from Rom . xvi . 19. I would have you wife unto that which is good , and fimple ...
... reason why they strike us in his Lorship's fermons , is , becaufe we very feldom meet with them . In the fecond and third fermons his Lordfhip difcourfes from Rom . xvi . 19. I would have you wife unto that which is good , and fimple ...
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... reason of a fact univerfally acknowledged in Europe , that a French Fat is only ridiculous , while an English cox- comb is deteftable . ' MONTHLY CATALOGUE , For SEPTEMBER , 1781 . POETICAL . Art . 9. A Perfian Epifle from Solim , Chief ...
... reason of a fact univerfally acknowledged in Europe , that a French Fat is only ridiculous , while an English cox- comb is deteftable . ' MONTHLY CATALOGUE , For SEPTEMBER , 1781 . POETICAL . Art . 9. A Perfian Epifle from Solim , Chief ...
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... REASON , and the PRIDE OF VIRTUE . The words of the text are- -If the Gospel be hid , it is hid to them that are loft . If what Dr. Hurd advances in this fermon be true ( and we fee no reason tą doubt it ) , the man who rejects the ...
... REASON , and the PRIDE OF VIRTUE . The words of the text are- -If the Gospel be hid , it is hid to them that are loft . If what Dr. Hurd advances in this fermon be true ( and we fee no reason tą doubt it ) , the man who rejects the ...
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