The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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... Unitarian Dissen- Rev. G. ters , by R. Aspland 504 , 648 Mathew ... 323 Poems and Imitations , by Rev. T. D. Cabanel .... ..487 Morgan 198 ---- on Familiar Subjects , Dr. Whi- by S. Wilson 540 taker . 413 Pott , Archdeacon , Charge ...
... Unitarian Dissen- Rev. G. ters , by R. Aspland 504 , 648 Mathew ... 323 Poems and Imitations , by Rev. T. D. Cabanel .... ..487 Morgan 198 ---- on Familiar Subjects , Dr. Whi- by S. Wilson 540 taker . 413 Pott , Archdeacon , Charge ...
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... Unitarians , on Mr. Belsham's Inaccuracies , on the false Foundations of Unitarianism , and on the Means employed to Support it , recommended to the perusal of Unitarian Societies . 6d . A Letter to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of ...
... Unitarians , on Mr. Belsham's Inaccuracies , on the false Foundations of Unitarianism , and on the Means employed to Support it , recommended to the perusal of Unitarian Societies . 6d . A Letter to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of ...
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... Unitarians are rather more so— ' That the first Pope was an arch - impostor , and the greater part of the first general council , a set of knaves or fools - That the Catholic claims , are the claims of dangerous heretics . " P. 432 . We ...
... Unitarians are rather more so— ' That the first Pope was an arch - impostor , and the greater part of the first general council , a set of knaves or fools - That the Catholic claims , are the claims of dangerous heretics . " P. 432 . We ...
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... Unitarian controversy , and brings his forces into the field with much boldness and skill . Sir Isaac Newton and Mr ... Unitarianism , is a sort of crimping trick , which is utterly unworthy of any controversialist , who pretends even to ...
... Unitarian controversy , and brings his forces into the field with much boldness and skill . Sir Isaac Newton and Mr ... Unitarianism , is a sort of crimping trick , which is utterly unworthy of any controversialist , who pretends even to ...
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... Unitarians , we have suffi . ciently proved ourselves to be his most cordial allies . In token , therefore , of our ... Unitarian adversa- ries so much advantage over us , as blundering and dogmatical cant . Hoc Ithacus velit , et magno ...
... Unitarians , we have suffi . ciently proved ourselves to be his most cordial allies . In token , therefore , of our ... Unitarian adversa- ries so much advantage over us , as blundering and dogmatical cant . Hoc Ithacus velit , et magno ...
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