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Pagina 185
of false reasoning , would have thought themselves , as he says , more fure of their arguments than of their eyes ... say , a weak finful being . Muft Jews be obliged to recall these things to the minds of Chriftians ? Is it our province ...
of false reasoning , would have thought themselves , as he says , more fure of their arguments than of their eyes ... say , a weak finful being . Muft Jews be obliged to recall these things to the minds of Chriftians ? Is it our province ...
Pagina 189
... This hill the Sicilians had made themselves mafters of , but had nobody to command them . Dionyfius , he says , had formerly given them the the lands of the Naxians ; but being wrought upon A Letter to Nathaniel Braffey Halhead , Efq . 189.
... This hill the Sicilians had made themselves mafters of , but had nobody to command them . Dionyfius , he says , had formerly given them the the lands of the Naxians ; but being wrought upon A Letter to Nathaniel Braffey Halhead , Efq . 189.
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... says of Chrif- tian philanthropy . One particular circumftance , we are told , has in a peculiar manner touched his tender feelings on this occafion : the flate in which great numbers , whom he highly respects for ge- nius , education ...
... says of Chrif- tian philanthropy . One particular circumftance , we are told , has in a peculiar manner touched his tender feelings on this occafion : the flate in which great numbers , whom he highly respects for ge- nius , education ...
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