The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volumen65R. Griffiths, 1781 |
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... truth , and likewife difcoverable by human reason , in some future period of our existence ; liberty , as opposed to this truth , muft cease to operate as a practical principle , and give place to ideas of neceffity , which , like all ...
... truth , and likewife difcoverable by human reason , in some future period of our existence ; liberty , as opposed to this truth , muft cease to operate as a practical principle , and give place to ideas of neceffity , which , like all ...
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purfues truth , and who acts according to the beft lights that God gives him an opportunity of acquiring , will be he whom the God of Truth and uprightnefs will approve ; and none will fuffer a greater or more just condemnation , than ...
purfues truth , and who acts according to the beft lights that God gives him an opportunity of acquiring , will be he whom the God of Truth and uprightnefs will approve ; and none will fuffer a greater or more just condemnation , than ...
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púrfues truth , and who acts according to the best lights that God gives him an opportunity of acquiring , will be he whom the God of Truth and uprightnefs will approve ; and none will fuffer a greater more just condemnation , than ...
púrfues truth , and who acts according to the best lights that God gives him an opportunity of acquiring , will be he whom the God of Truth and uprightnefs will approve ; and none will fuffer a greater more just condemnation , than ...
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