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... whole people have been What could tend more to perpetu- persuaded at any one period , by any ate the memory of any event , than impostor , that they were told seveto deliver a whole people , by public rally by their fathers , and they ...
... whole people have been What could tend more to perpetu- persuaded at any one period , by any ate the memory of any event , than impostor , that they were told seveto deliver a whole people , by public rally by their fathers , and they ...
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... whole people have sub- unless the whole history of the kingmitted to pay tithe , first fruits , & c . dom , the Tabernacle , the Temple , upon any feigned revelation ? Or , and all the sacred hymns and procould the tribe of Levi ...
... whole people have sub- unless the whole history of the kingmitted to pay tithe , first fruits , & c . dom , the Tabernacle , the Temple , upon any feigned revelation ? Or , and all the sacred hymns and procould the tribe of Levi ...
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... whole description to Holy City , and the overthrow of the the fancy . Hence he ever has been , whole state , he assembles all the afand ever will continue to be a favour- fecting images which a subject so ite author with all persons of ...
... whole description to Holy City , and the overthrow of the the fancy . Hence he ever has been , whole state , he assembles all the afand ever will continue to be a favour- fecting images which a subject so ite author with all persons of ...
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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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