The British Critic: A New Review, Том 31F. and C. Rivington, 1808 |
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... whole , We have not yet concluded our remarks on this elaborate work . Befides this , we have chiefly had to notice tranflated hiftory . Thus the conclufion of Mr. Johnes's valuable verfion of Froiffart , extending to four large volumes ...
... whole , We have not yet concluded our remarks on this elaborate work . Befides this , we have chiefly had to notice tranflated hiftory . Thus the conclufion of Mr. Johnes's valuable verfion of Froiffart , extending to four large volumes ...
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... whole fubject of the Slave Trade ; on which the author would not be contented with victory , if he could not for ever maintain that he had truth and juftice on his fide . LAW . - A Barrister's remarks on the Debtor and Creditor Laws ...
... whole fubject of the Slave Trade ; on which the author would not be contented with victory , if he could not for ever maintain that he had truth and juftice on his fide . LAW . - A Barrister's remarks on the Debtor and Creditor Laws ...
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... whole . The Bp . of R. begins with ftating , that this question may not only be difcuffed with propriety , but that we are all of us well qualified to form a juft opinion concerning it . It is the duty of clergymen , both as minifters ...
... whole . The Bp . of R. begins with ftating , that this question may not only be difcuffed with propriety , but that we are all of us well qualified to form a juft opinion concerning it . It is the duty of clergymen , both as minifters ...
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... whole Apology , nor one word of original fin or free . will in the paffage juft now quoted . It is indeed ftrange that the prefent author fhould wifh us to believe , that Calvin taught and explained in the fame fense with the Helvetic ...
... whole Apology , nor one word of original fin or free . will in the paffage juft now quoted . It is indeed ftrange that the prefent author fhould wifh us to believe , that Calvin taught and explained in the fame fense with the Helvetic ...
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... whole world is become guilty before God , and fubject to death , and are fpiritually dead already , and can no more reco- ver themselves from their fallen ftate by their own powers , or without the grace of God and infpiration of his ...
... whole world is become guilty before God , and fubject to death , and are fpiritually dead already , and can no more reco- ver themselves from their fallen ftate by their own powers , or without the grace of God and infpiration of his ...
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