The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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... never underwent a judi- cial enquiry , did these particulars come to light . Were they communicated by the murderess or the murdered ? -Such ques- tions however never appear to have disturbed the credulous ac quiescence of Sir ...
... never underwent a judi- cial enquiry , did these particulars come to light . Were they communicated by the murderess or the murdered ? -Such ques- tions however never appear to have disturbed the credulous ac quiescence of Sir ...
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... never stops to examine the probability of even possibility of the facts asserted , or how far they are consistent with the characters involved ; but is contented to take them for granted , because " communicated by a person of undoubted ...
... never stops to examine the probability of even possibility of the facts asserted , or how far they are consistent with the characters involved ; but is contented to take them for granted , because " communicated by a person of undoubted ...
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... never impeached his fidelity , nor accused him of intentionally saying the thing that is not . Now for this reason , the materials of his second part are much superior to those of the first . For in his former volume , he has only ...
... never impeached his fidelity , nor accused him of intentionally saying the thing that is not . Now for this reason , the materials of his second part are much superior to those of the first . For in his former volume , he has only ...
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... never lost sight of them in the following discourses : but that the truths of the Christian faith are so proposed , as to be made the foundation of Christian practice ; and that the duties incul- cated are of such a character , and are ...
... never lost sight of them in the following discourses : but that the truths of the Christian faith are so proposed , as to be made the foundation of Christian practice ; and that the duties incul- cated are of such a character , and are ...
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... never faileth to reject them , who reject his word . " Vol , L. P. 257 , 6 " On this proper scriptural ground , Mr. Mant proceeds to ex- emplify the fatal effects of disobedience in the punishment of Saul , applying his interesting ...
... never faileth to reject them , who reject his word . " Vol , L. P. 257 , 6 " On this proper scriptural ground , Mr. Mant proceeds to ex- emplify the fatal effects of disobedience in the punishment of Saul , applying his interesting ...
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