The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Volume 21Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1805 |
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... being caught up to God , ' to his becoming the fole emperor of a temporal ftate ; For the refemblance of the throne of the most high God , which is in C " You heaven ! heaven , and whence , he eternally manifefts his ORIGINAL CRITICISM .
... being caught up to God , ' to his becoming the fole emperor of a temporal ftate ; For the refemblance of the throne of the most high God , which is in C " You heaven ! heaven , and whence , he eternally manifefts his ORIGINAL CRITICISM .
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... diftinct from those of the first . The following remarks are threwd and well urged , though the conclufion is rather too bitter as well as too confident . " Were " " Were you to tell us that you faw 8 ORIGINAL CRITICISM .
... diftinct from those of the first . The following remarks are threwd and well urged , though the conclufion is rather too bitter as well as too confident . " Were " " Were you to tell us that you faw 8 ORIGINAL CRITICISM .
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... original clerical orders of the church of Rome ; the orders of Cardinals , Bifhops , Priefts , and Deacons ; thofe faithful inftruments The • ever devoted to her will . " ( Ibid ever Galloway's Hiftory of the Church of Rome . 18 as ...
... original clerical orders of the church of Rome ; the orders of Cardinals , Bifhops , Priefts , and Deacons ; thofe faithful inftruments The • ever devoted to her will . " ( Ibid ever Galloway's Hiftory of the Church of Rome . 18 as ...
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... feen equalled ; and we fhall be fomewhat mortified if any of our readers be acquainted with any thing more extravagant and wild . It is part of thing 18 ORIGINAL CRITICISM . ufeful. Again, with regard to the colour of ...
... feen equalled ; and we fhall be fomewhat mortified if any of our readers be acquainted with any thing more extravagant and wild . It is part of thing 18 ORIGINAL CRITICISM . ufeful. Again, with regard to the colour of ...
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... original and the tranflation before him . " ( P . 69. ) The fourth treatise in this volume confifts of a moft violent philip- pie against the editors of a publication called " the Gospel Magazine and Theological Review . " Of the ...
... original and the tranflation before him . " ( P . 69. ) The fourth treatise in this volume confifts of a moft violent philip- pie against the editors of a publication called " the Gospel Magazine and Theological Review . " Of the ...
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