Methodist Magazine and Quarterly Review, Volumen9;Volumen31J. Soule and T. Mason., 1849 |
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... opinion , we apprehend that we echo the universal sen- timent of the church he was deputed to visit . Certainly we have heard nothing to the contrary . Although thoroughly Anglican in his feelings , a right loyal subject of the British ...
... opinion , we apprehend that we echo the universal sen- timent of the church he was deputed to visit . Certainly we have heard nothing to the contrary . Although thoroughly Anglican in his feelings , a right loyal subject of the British ...
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... opinion , was a fear that the reverend gentleman could not readily adapt himself to American habits of thought and action . He was known to be a loyalist of the most loyal sort ; and it was scarcely to be expected , judging from ...
... opinion , was a fear that the reverend gentleman could not readily adapt himself to American habits of thought and action . He was known to be a loyalist of the most loyal sort ; and it was scarcely to be expected , judging from ...
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... opinions , which are not readily renounced , though never offensively protruded upon others . In accordance with established usage , Dr. Dixon preached the " Conference Sermon " in 1842. It was a seasonable and able defence of Wesleyan ...
... opinions , which are not readily renounced , though never offensively protruded upon others . In accordance with established usage , Dr. Dixon preached the " Conference Sermon " in 1842. It was a seasonable and able defence of Wesleyan ...
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... opinions . I am weary to hear them ; my soul loathes this frothy food . Give me solid and substantial religion ... opinion they are of . " Let not the scrupulous reader be alarmed at this liberalism ; these are not the words of the ...
... opinions . I am weary to hear them ; my soul loathes this frothy food . Give me solid and substantial religion ... opinion they are of . " Let not the scrupulous reader be alarmed at this liberalism ; these are not the words of the ...
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... opinions of our readers and ourself so strongly predispose us ; but we shall proceed in the attempt with determined frankness . The events worthy of chronological note in Channing's life are few ; and it is not important to our present ...
... opinions of our readers and ourself so strongly predispose us ; but we shall proceed in the attempt with determined frankness . The events worthy of chronological note in Channing's life are few ; and it is not important to our present ...
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