The British Critic: A New Review, Том 31F. and C. Rivington, 1808 |
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... against Infidelity and Atheifm , next de- mand our attention : Mr. Van Mildert's Sermons at Boyle's Lecture , and Profeffor Vince's Confutation of Atheifm , on aftronomical principics . The former author takes an Hiftorical View of the ...
... against Infidelity and Atheifm , next de- mand our attention : Mr. Van Mildert's Sermons at Boyle's Lecture , and Profeffor Vince's Confutation of Atheifm , on aftronomical principics . The former author takes an Hiftorical View of the ...
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... against Copenhagent . Both these are strong and clear on their refpective fubjects , and dictated , in our opinion , by patriotifm as well as judgment . We have often found good allies in American writers , when they had the fenfe to ...
... against Copenhagent . Both these are strong and clear on their refpective fubjects , and dictated , in our opinion , by patriotifm as well as judgment . We have often found good allies in American writers , when they had the fenfe to ...
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... against the incurfions of that powerful vikingr , Sigurd , the Earl of Orkney and Caithnefs . With his dominions , the diftrict of Finley was contiguous , while the country of An . gus lay , fouthward , at a great diftance . Finley loft ...
... against the incurfions of that powerful vikingr , Sigurd , the Earl of Orkney and Caithnefs . With his dominions , the diftrict of Finley was contiguous , while the country of An . gus lay , fouthward , at a great diftance . Finley loft ...
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... against being carried away by infidel or fanatical delufions . Infidelity , as being generally founded in fpeculation , for which they have no leifure , is not apt to disturb the humble minds of the common people , but rather fixes its ...
... against being carried away by infidel or fanatical delufions . Infidelity , as being generally founded in fpeculation , for which they have no leifure , is not apt to disturb the humble minds of the common people , but rather fixes its ...
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... against the Holy Ghaft , and which is never forgiven . But we confefs that all fins are not equal , though they all proceed from the fame fountain of corruption and unbelief ; but , that fome fins are more heinous than others are . Thus ...
... against the Holy Ghaft , and which is never forgiven . But we confefs that all fins are not equal , though they all proceed from the fame fountain of corruption and unbelief ; but , that fome fins are more heinous than others are . Thus ...
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