The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, Issues 51-54J. Whittle, 1802 |
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... doubt , that the taste for French poetry must have been at that time very general in England ; fince the metropo litan of the kingdom thought to conciliate to himfelf more easily the at- tention of his auditors , by taking this poetic ...
... doubt , that the taste for French poetry must have been at that time very general in England ; fince the metropo litan of the kingdom thought to conciliate to himfelf more easily the at- tention of his auditors , by taking this poetic ...
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... doubt and infidel distraction destroys it , the latter when fuffered to commix with the former muft counteract its beneficial effect , and too often fubftitute its own deftructive confe- quences . A work , therefore , that under the ...
... doubt and infidel distraction destroys it , the latter when fuffered to commix with the former muft counteract its beneficial effect , and too often fubftitute its own deftructive confe- quences . A work , therefore , that under the ...
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... doubt a man of science ; and the work that profeffes to teach philofophy without religion , or fcience without Chriftian belief , is not to be recommended to thofe who would become either true phi- lofophers or men of scientific ability ...
... doubt a man of science ; and the work that profeffes to teach philofophy without religion , or fcience without Chriftian belief , is not to be recommended to thofe who would become either true phi- lofophers or men of scientific ability ...
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... doubt seems to diffufe itself over the biographical account of " ADAM " as fhewed its infidel influence in the word " Accommodation . " After having recounted the fubftance of the fcriptural detail of Adam and Eve's formation , difpofal ...
... doubt seems to diffufe itself over the biographical account of " ADAM " as fhewed its infidel influence in the word " Accommodation . " After having recounted the fubftance of the fcriptural detail of Adam and Eve's formation , difpofal ...
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... doubt , but that he inftructed him , as far as was neceflary , in the knowledge of his Maker , of his own fpiritual and immortal part , of the adverfary he had to encounter , of the confequences to which difobe- dience would fubject him ...
... doubt , but that he inftructed him , as far as was neceflary , in the knowledge of his Maker , of his own fpiritual and immortal part , of the adverfary he had to encounter , of the confequences to which difobe- dience would fubject him ...
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