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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... gives fresh matter of reflection upon the alliance between church and state , or rather the ana- logy which civil ... give any opinion of our own upon this head , but refer the reader to the authorities brought by the doctor , which ...
... gives fresh matter of reflection upon the alliance between church and state , or rather the ana- logy which civil ... give any opinion of our own upon this head , but refer the reader to the authorities brought by the doctor , which ...
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... give very little encouragement to , those who come after them : modern fermons therefore are feldom much read or enquired after , and , however well penned they may be , gene- rally prove a dead weight on the bookseller's hands , and ...
... give very little encouragement to , those who come after them : modern fermons therefore are feldom much read or enquired after , and , however well penned they may be , gene- rally prove a dead weight on the bookseller's hands , and ...
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... and out of love with our very being ; they give us the idea of a rude and uninformed world , the ancient chaos of matter , C 2 where where all the elements were met together , and nothing Francklin's Sermons on the Relative Duties . IJ.
... and out of love with our very being ; they give us the idea of a rude and uninformed world , the ancient chaos of matter , C 2 where where all the elements were met together , and nothing Francklin's Sermons on the Relative Duties . IJ.
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... give pleasure and fatisfaction , if we expect to receive them ; we must look up , in this , as in every other point of duty , to the great ftandard of perfection , the tender , affectionate , univerfal Parent , the Creator and Father of ...
... give pleasure and fatisfaction , if we expect to receive them ; we must look up , in this , as in every other point of duty , to the great ftandard of perfection , the tender , affectionate , univerfal Parent , the Creator and Father of ...
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... give a fanc- tion to their guilt . • When fervants fee their mafters living in a continued fcene of riot , madnefs and debauchery , in open contempt and de- fiance of God's laws , is it probable , that they themfelves fhould any longer ...
... give a fanc- tion to their guilt . • When fervants fee their mafters living in a continued fcene of riot , madnefs and debauchery , in open contempt and de- fiance of God's laws , is it probable , that they themfelves fhould any longer ...
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