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... whose dif- cuffions occupy a confiderable portion of the Hedaya , and whose doctrines and opinions are admitted as binding authority at the present day . - The orthodox sects are four in number , all of which receive their distinctive ...
... whose dif- cuffions occupy a confiderable portion of the Hedaya , and whose doctrines and opinions are admitted as binding authority at the present day . - The orthodox sects are four in number , all of which receive their distinctive ...
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... whose writings , however , have had many admirers ; especially those of the very popular Mr. Pom- fret , whose little volume has gone through an astonishing num- ber of editions , -beyond what even the works of Dryden or Pope can boaft ...
... whose writings , however , have had many admirers ; especially those of the very popular Mr. Pom- fret , whose little volume has gone through an astonishing num- ber of editions , -beyond what even the works of Dryden or Pope can boaft ...
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... whose Persons or For- tunes are in the Power of the Lawyers . 2d Edit . 8vo . pp . 79- 25. Ridgway . 1792 . This Advice is conveyed in an ironical form , and , in this respect , is an humble imitation of Swift's Directions to Servants ...
... whose Persons or For- tunes are in the Power of the Lawyers . 2d Edit . 8vo . pp . 79- 25. Ridgway . 1792 . This Advice is conveyed in an ironical form , and , in this respect , is an humble imitation of Swift's Directions to Servants ...
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