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... never be injurious ; amongft Chriftians and Proteftants , the free examination of the Scriptures can never be unbecoming . To human beings , knowledge is power and happiness . The means of purfuing it ought therefore to be open , as the ...
... never be injurious ; amongft Chriftians and Proteftants , the free examination of the Scriptures can never be unbecoming . To human beings , knowledge is power and happiness . The means of purfuing it ought therefore to be open , as the ...
Pagina 160
... never find that they have time to spare . Mr. Michell is forry to find from fome of the late Mr. Can- ton's friends , that his remarks on the life of that gentleman in the Biographia Britannica , inferted last June , have been fomewhat ...
... never find that they have time to spare . Mr. Michell is forry to find from fome of the late Mr. Can- ton's friends , that his remarks on the life of that gentleman in the Biographia Britannica , inferted last June , have been fomewhat ...
Pagina 462
... never , never to be torn from thence , but with thofe holds that grapple it to life . ' The turpitude of all the tranfactions relative to the Nabob of Arcot's debts , is painted in colours fcarcely lefs glowing than the above - cited ...
... never , never to be torn from thence , but with thofe holds that grapple it to life . ' The turpitude of all the tranfactions relative to the Nabob of Arcot's debts , is painted in colours fcarcely lefs glowing than the above - cited ...
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