ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... political state of the world that has existed ever since its formation , has yet presented but few favourable opportunities for their labours of mercy . At the commencement of the revolutionary war against France , several anonymous ...
... political state of the world that has existed ever since its formation , has yet presented but few favourable opportunities for their labours of mercy . At the commencement of the revolutionary war against France , several anonymous ...
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... politics were known to be at variance with Dr. Knox's , publicly eulogized his treatise on the “ Lord's Supper " in the Charges delivered to his Clergy , and recommended it to their particular perusal . Perhaps , scarcely any of Dr ...
... politics were known to be at variance with Dr. Knox's , publicly eulogized his treatise on the “ Lord's Supper " in the Charges delivered to his Clergy , and recommended it to their particular perusal . Perhaps , scarcely any of Dr ...
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... politics , proach to it , I found that the stones which had at every turn the figure were laid together without ... politicians , cessary refreshments of food and with a rabble of those who have only sleep . The only relief they met with ...
... politics , proach to it , I found that the stones which had at every turn the figure were laid together without ... politicians , cessary refreshments of food and with a rabble of those who have only sleep . The only relief they met with ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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