Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Том 5Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1751 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... same time contend , that the patriarchs ( who had no more commiffion than Moses ) preached it openly ; and that this very people who were not in a condition to have it taught them by Mofes , were qualified to receive it in a traditional ...
... same time contend , that the patriarchs ( who had no more commiffion than Moses ) preached it openly ; and that this very people who were not in a condition to have it taught them by Mofes , were qualified to receive it in a traditional ...
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... same ; for thefe reafons he had a conflant quick refpiration , which terminated in a fatal oppreffion , otherwife he might have lived till all the bones had been fo much encreased , as that the ribs and whole thorax would become one ...
... same ; for thefe reafons he had a conflant quick refpiration , which terminated in a fatal oppreffion , otherwife he might have lived till all the bones had been fo much encreased , as that the ribs and whole thorax would become one ...
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... same time that he obliges this prince to declare in favour of the Romans against himself , he is feized with terror , repents of his undertaking , and agrees to yield a part of his dominions , in order to preserve the reft . Had ...
... same time that he obliges this prince to declare in favour of the Romans against himself , he is feized with terror , repents of his undertaking , and agrees to yield a part of his dominions , in order to preserve the reft . Had ...
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