An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 1Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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Page 13
... speaking of these works in his journal , Bayle of course indirectly sought to enforce his own arguments , and excite an anxiety to peruse them . A journal like that carried on by Bayle could scarcely fail of engaging him in occasional ...
... speaking of these works in his journal , Bayle of course indirectly sought to enforce his own arguments , and excite an anxiety to peruse them . A journal like that carried on by Bayle could scarcely fail of engaging him in occasional ...
Page 14
... speaking of a printed letter , then said to be an answer from the queen of Swe- den to the chevalier de Terlon , in which she condemned the persecution of the French Protestants , he used the fol- lowing words : " Christina is the true ...
... speaking of a printed letter , then said to be an answer from the queen of Swe- den to the chevalier de Terlon , in which she condemned the persecution of the French Protestants , he used the fol- lowing words : " Christina is the true ...
Page 18
... speaking he shrinks from the concussion produced by the actual collision of interests and opinions , and can see safety only under the wing of uncontrolled , or at least of very pre- dominant authority . To this letter Bayle , in the ...
... speaking he shrinks from the concussion produced by the actual collision of interests and opinions , and can see safety only under the wing of uncontrolled , or at least of very pre- dominant authority . To this letter Bayle , in the ...
Page 25
... speaking of providence , to avoid enlarging upon and exaggerating the difficulties started by profane writers . 9. To be more reserved and careful in the use of Scrip- tural language . 10. And lastly , to treat M. Jurieu with more mode ...
... speaking of providence , to avoid enlarging upon and exaggerating the difficulties started by profane writers . 9. To be more reserved and careful in the use of Scrip- tural language . 10. And lastly , to treat M. Jurieu with more mode ...
Page 27
... speak of the war with France , and praise the duke of Marlborough . Bayle with much dignity re- plied , that in print he had never censured either , and could not deign to remove unjust suspicions by dint of panegyric and flattery . In ...
... speak of the war with France , and praise the duke of Marlborough . Bayle with much dignity re- plied , that in print he had never censured either , and could not deign to remove unjust suspicions by dint of panegyric and flattery . In ...
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