The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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... Christian merits of those writers who , by infusing a healthy tone into the whole frame of public taste , may be said to guard those valuable outworks through which all enemies to religion must first pass , as they can appreciate their ...
... Christian merits of those writers who , by infusing a healthy tone into the whole frame of public taste , may be said to guard those valuable outworks through which all enemies to religion must first pass , as they can appreciate their ...
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... Christian dispensation ; and secondly , that of bringing God's Providence into conflict with God's Word , which is ... Christian has confused confused Christian . The mistaken zeal of the one has Evangelical Novels . 45.
... Christian dispensation ; and secondly , that of bringing God's Providence into conflict with God's Word , which is ... Christian has confused confused Christian . The mistaken zeal of the one has Evangelical Novels . 45.
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confused Christian . The mistaken zeal of the one has begotten the mistakeable coldness of the other - the disgust at one species of error has hurried the human heart into another not less repre- hensible - the bankrupt religion of ...
confused Christian . The mistaken zeal of the one has begotten the mistakeable coldness of the other - the disgust at one species of error has hurried the human heart into another not less repre- hensible - the bankrupt religion of ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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