The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... called , one by one , and had the fingle interrogation put to them- ' have you taken the oath ? ” ' At this moment a profound filence took place . What a strange compound are thofe tygers whom we still call men ! The filence was ...
... called , one by one , and had the fingle interrogation put to them- ' have you taken the oath ? ” ' At this moment a profound filence took place . What a strange compound are thofe tygers whom we still call men ! The filence was ...
Page 161
... called- the age of philofophy - the age of reafon ; ' and adds with his ufual acutenefs if by reafon and philofophy , irreligion be understood , it undoubtedly merits the appellation .'- Whence it may be inferred , that in his opinion ...
... called- the age of philofophy - the age of reafon ; ' and adds with his ufual acutenefs if by reafon and philofophy , irreligion be understood , it undoubtedly merits the appellation .'- Whence it may be inferred , that in his opinion ...
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... called according to his purpose . For whom he fore- knew , he alfo foreordained to conform to the image of his fon , that this fon might be a first - born of many brethren . ( 30. ) And whom he foreor- dained , thofe he alfo called ...
... called according to his purpose . For whom he fore- knew , he alfo foreordained to conform to the image of his fon , that this fon might be a first - born of many brethren . ( 30. ) And whom he foreor- dained , thofe he alfo called ...
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