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Many a pulpit rang with the same sentiments on the same day . It is simply an
energetic and vehement defence of the Peace of Utrecht which the Tory
Government had lately concluded , and is about as unspiritual a composition as
one can ...
Many a pulpit rang with the same sentiments on the same day . It is simply an
energetic and vehement defence of the Peace of Utrecht which the Tory
Government had lately concluded , and is about as unspiritual a composition as
one can ...
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( 2 ) That if a wise man was pretty sure that some parts of the Public
Administration would admit of better management , yet should he be very careful
how he expressed such sentiments ; and in such cases never suffer the wisdom
or care of ...
( 2 ) That if a wise man was pretty sure that some parts of the Public
Administration would admit of better management , yet should he be very careful
how he expressed such sentiments ; and in such cases never suffer the wisdom
or care of ...
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It is difficult to realise now the courage it would require then to utter such matter -
of - course sentiments . To this letter Law added a postscript , answering some
objections which the bishop had raised against his first letter , and unfolding at ...
It is difficult to realise now the courage it would require then to utter such matter -
of - course sentiments . To this letter Law added a postscript , answering some
objections which the bishop had raised against his first letter , and unfolding at ...
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But Law , who never made an attack without very strong cause , perceived that it
harmonised too well with the prevalent looseness both of sentiment and practice
to be innocuous ; and therefore , in the very year of its appearance ( 1723 ) , he ...
But Law , who never made an attack without very strong cause , perceived that it
harmonised too well with the prevalent looseness both of sentiment and practice
to be innocuous ; and therefore , in the very year of its appearance ( 1723 ) , he ...
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... with the judicious remark of Gibbon : ' His discourse on the absolute
unlawfulness of stage entertainments is sometimes quoted for a ridiculous
intemperance of sentiment and language ; . . . . but these sallies must not
extinguish the praise ...
... with the judicious remark of Gibbon : ' His discourse on the absolute
unlawfulness of stage entertainments is sometimes quoted for a ridiculous
intemperance of sentiment and language ; . . . . but these sallies must not
extinguish the praise ...
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Página 233 - ALMIGHTY and everlasting God, who dost govern all things in heaven and earth ; Mercifully hear the supplications of thy people, and grant us thy peace all the days of our life ; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.