The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... Reason , we have been threatened with the total downfall of Chriftianity . In the event of fuch a catastrophe , the strictly orthodox , among whom Dr. Jamiefon ranks , have most to fear , because , in all revolutions of religious ...
... Reason , we have been threatened with the total downfall of Chriftianity . In the event of fuch a catastrophe , the strictly orthodox , among whom Dr. Jamiefon ranks , have most to fear , because , in all revolutions of religious ...
Page 381
... reasons which at that time induced me . to leave it out were of a delicate nature . Though time and expe- rience have ... reason has af- fumed her throne , and which not unfrequently fets reafon , even in the full plenitude of her power ...
... reasons which at that time induced me . to leave it out were of a delicate nature . Though time and expe- rience have ... reason has af- fumed her throne , and which not unfrequently fets reafon , even in the full plenitude of her power ...
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A Vindication of the Age of Reason , by Thomas Paine : in An- fwer to the Strictures of Mr. Gilbert Wakefield and Dr. Priestley , on this celebrated Performance . By Thomas Dutton . 8vo . 2s . 6d . Griffiths . 1795 ... Reason, by Thomas ...
A Vindication of the Age of Reason , by Thomas Paine : in An- fwer to the Strictures of Mr. Gilbert Wakefield and Dr. Priestley , on this celebrated Performance . By Thomas Dutton . 8vo . 2s . 6d . Griffiths . 1795 ... Reason, by Thomas ...
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