The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 20W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1765 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... - Hiftory , from the Text of the Four Evangelifts 74 Brown's Sermon on Female Education Jeacocke's Vindication of the Character of St. Paul A 2 75 76 Appen- Appendix to an Inquiry into the defign of Chrift's Tempta- ARTICLES.
... - Hiftory , from the Text of the Four Evangelifts 74 Brown's Sermon on Female Education Jeacocke's Vindication of the Character of St. Paul A 2 75 76 Appen- Appendix to an Inquiry into the defign of Chrift's Tempta- ARTICLES.
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... Character of David . By J. Francis Letter of Free Advice to a young Clergyman 78 ib . 79 ib . 80 Account of the Care taken in moft civilized Nations for the Relief of the Poor Proceedings of the Commiffioners for the Discovery of the ...
... Character of David . By J. Francis Letter of Free Advice to a young Clergyman 78 ib . 79 ib . 80 Account of the Care taken in moft civilized Nations for the Relief of the Poor Proceedings of the Commiffioners for the Discovery of the ...
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... character as that of Jefus at the head of this difpenfation , if his errand was no more than to give an ad- ditional teftimony to the fuppofed difcoveries of natural religion ? which , confidering the univerfal confent , of wife men in ...
... character as that of Jefus at the head of this difpenfation , if his errand was no more than to give an ad- ditional teftimony to the fuppofed difcoveries of natural religion ? which , confidering the univerfal confent , of wife men in ...
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... character and reputa- tion , because her's is blended with it : laftly , the good husband is pious and religious , that he may animate her faith by his practice , and enforce the precepts of chriftianity by his own example that , as ...
... character and reputa- tion , because her's is blended with it : laftly , the good husband is pious and religious , that he may animate her faith by his practice , and enforce the precepts of chriftianity by his own example that , as ...
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... characters : at the fame time , we think the accufed ought to be allowed to juftify his affertions by proof , in which cafe innocence would have nothing to fear : the injured party would triumph in the trial , and the libeller might be ...
... characters : at the fame time , we think the accufed ought to be allowed to juftify his affertions by proof , in which cafe innocence would have nothing to fear : the injured party would triumph in the trial , and the libeller might be ...
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