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... thought freely , and who had the courage to fay what he thought . Of the fame kind is the pofthumous work which now comes before us . The author , with indefatigable diligence , has examined the records of the antient chriftian churches ...
... thought freely , and who had the courage to fay what he thought . Of the fame kind is the pofthumous work which now comes before us . The author , with indefatigable diligence , has examined the records of the antient chriftian churches ...
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... thought . " But , to represent an idea in all its energy , the vulgar expreffion is frequently infufficient , and ... Thoughts flow from the extenfive coafts of memory , embark on the fea of the imagination , arrive at the port of genius ...
... thought . " But , to represent an idea in all its energy , the vulgar expreffion is frequently infufficient , and ... Thoughts flow from the extenfive coafts of memory , embark on the fea of the imagination , arrive at the port of genius ...
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... thought ftruck me , that I would folicit the protection of J. F. Robaert in his behalf . I felt the degradation of the act , but endeavours to relieve the unfors tunate are not often condemned with rigour . I therefore arofe before the ...
... thought ftruck me , that I would folicit the protection of J. F. Robaert in his behalf . I felt the degradation of the act , but endeavours to relieve the unfors tunate are not often condemned with rigour . I therefore arofe before the ...
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