The British Critic, Volumes 3-4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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... various degrees takes its tone : with respect to ecclesiastical affairs , in London are situated all those associations of support , by which the interests of the Church are maintained , and all those combi- nations of hostility , by ...
... various degrees takes its tone : with respect to ecclesiastical affairs , in London are situated all those associations of support , by which the interests of the Church are maintained , and all those combi- nations of hostility , by ...
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... various authors , who have thought themselves qualified to speak upon this momentous question , there are very few to be found who will not rather outrage the judgment than inform the understanding of their readers . Hasty and over ...
... various authors , who have thought themselves qualified to speak upon this momentous question , there are very few to be found who will not rather outrage the judgment than inform the understanding of their readers . Hasty and over ...
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... various extracts may be made , and yet be deemed inad- missible , either as specimens of the composition , or as samples of the general execution . With respect , also , to the sources of his information and the value of his materials ...
... various extracts may be made , and yet be deemed inad- missible , either as specimens of the composition , or as samples of the general execution . With respect , also , to the sources of his information and the value of his materials ...
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... toward sanctifying his subject . Again , the difference of audiences may allowably influence the construction of a sermon , especially as the associations of inen are are so various according to their rank and habits , 64 Alison's Sermons .
... toward sanctifying his subject . Again , the difference of audiences may allowably influence the construction of a sermon , especially as the associations of inen are are so various according to their rank and habits , 64 Alison's Sermons .
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are so various according to their rank and habits , that the words , phrases , and images , which are clearest and most impressive to one audience , are to another too homely , or too refined , and therefore to be avoided as disgusting ...
are so various according to their rank and habits , that the words , phrases , and images , which are clearest and most impressive to one audience , are to another too homely , or too refined , and therefore to be avoided as disgusting ...
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