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... himself , and to form their own fentiments of Mr. Paine's work . They must take his ipfe dixit ; and yet he calls himself a real friend to fair and candid difcuffion ! Oh ! but the difquifitions of Mr. Paine are by no means of a ...
... himself , and to form their own fentiments of Mr. Paine's work . They must take his ipfe dixit ; and yet he calls himself a real friend to fair and candid difcuffion ! Oh ! but the difquifitions of Mr. Paine are by no means of a ...
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... himself by saying , I express myself with all poffible fimplicity , as I suppose the Apostle himself would have delivered his meaning in my fituation , and in our language . ' This is certainly to become a commentator on the Apoftle's ...
... himself by saying , I express myself with all poffible fimplicity , as I suppose the Apostle himself would have delivered his meaning in my fituation , and in our language . ' This is certainly to become a commentator on the Apoftle's ...
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... himself . " I Corinthians , xiii . 3. Though I give up my body fo as to have caufe of boasting , ' & c . 6 6 There are alfo inftances in which the tranflation affumes too much of a paraphraftic air ; as John , xi . 33. He earnestly ...
... himself . " I Corinthians , xiii . 3. Though I give up my body fo as to have caufe of boasting , ' & c . 6 6 There are alfo inftances in which the tranflation affumes too much of a paraphraftic air ; as John , xi . 33. He earnestly ...
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from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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