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... regard to his understanding , he is not altered . He displays good sense , and , whenever he will give himself the trouble to discourse of business , he answers with justness and precision . He has forgot nothing that he has done , seen ...
... regard to his understanding , he is not altered . He displays good sense , and , whenever he will give himself the trouble to discourse of business , he answers with justness and precision . He has forgot nothing that he has done , seen ...
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... regard into the zealot of aristocratical and factious alarm ; into the accomplise and the instrument of Mr. Pitt ; into the advocate of " a vigour beyond the law ; " into the supporter of atrocious and sanguinary prosecutions ; into the ...
... regard into the zealot of aristocratical and factious alarm ; into the accomplise and the instrument of Mr. Pitt ; into the advocate of " a vigour beyond the law ; " into the supporter of atrocious and sanguinary prosecutions ; into the ...
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... regard the fourth commandment as binding on Christians , he is strenuous in asserting the utility of a sabbath for the important purposes of social worship . The Jewish sabbath , so far from being adopted into the Christian code , was ...
... regard the fourth commandment as binding on Christians , he is strenuous in asserting the utility of a sabbath for the important purposes of social worship . The Jewish sabbath , so far from being adopted into the Christian code , was ...
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