The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Volume 6Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1800 |
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... received three oboli for their at- tendance . " I followed these lexiarchs , and faw the fitting opened by a facrifice to Ceres . The priests immolated a young pig , with whofe blood they purified the place ; after which a magiftrate ...
... received three oboli for their at- tendance . " I followed these lexiarchs , and faw the fitting opened by a facrifice to Ceres . The priests immolated a young pig , with whofe blood they purified the place ; after which a magiftrate ...
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... received : their extravagant declamations were fupported : the French nation was infulted in the perfon of its agents , and Eng- land fet particularly this example , by the difmiffal of the Minister accredited to her .'- There is not ...
... received : their extravagant declamations were fupported : the French nation was infulted in the perfon of its agents , and Eng- land fet particularly this example , by the difmiffal of the Minister accredited to her .'- There is not ...
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... received a recompence . It fhould likewise be confidered , ( for truth , more than any undue partia- lity to my brethren , compels me to declare it ) that the clergy , either from an unwillingness to incur the charge of extortion , or ...
... received a recompence . It fhould likewise be confidered , ( for truth , more than any undue partia- lity to my brethren , compels me to declare it ) that the clergy , either from an unwillingness to incur the charge of extortion , or ...
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... received from the benevolence of the people ; he fays , to fuffer the Minifters of an Established Church to continue in this ftate of indigence and dependence was an indecency repugnant to the principles of religion and the maxims of ...
... received from the benevolence of the people ; he fays , to fuffer the Minifters of an Established Church to continue in this ftate of indigence and dependence was an indecency repugnant to the principles of religion and the maxims of ...
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... received only in its first efforts of inquiry , under the guidance of youth , inexperience , and fancy ; all inflamed with ideas of Druidical worship , as the predominating fignature of the Bri- tifh character ; forgetting , therefore ...
... received only in its first efforts of inquiry , under the guidance of youth , inexperience , and fancy ; all inflamed with ideas of Druidical worship , as the predominating fignature of the Bri- tifh character ; forgetting , therefore ...
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Page 122 - And it came to pass, when the priests that bare the ark of the covenant of the LORD were come up out of the midst of Jordan, and the soles of the priests...