The History and Antiquities of Dissenting Churches and Meeting Houses, in London, Westminster, and Southwark: Including the Lives of Their Ministers, from the Rise of Nonconformity to the Present Time : with an Appendix on the Origin, Progress, and Present State of Christianity in Britain, Volumen4author ; sold, 1814 |
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... Laws . His own views upon the subject led him to oppose their repeal ; in which decision we are bound to pay greater deference to the sincerity of his motives , than to the correctness of his judgment . The habits of education , and his ...
... Laws . His own views upon the subject led him to oppose their repeal ; in which decision we are bound to pay greater deference to the sincerity of his motives , than to the correctness of his judgment . The habits of education , and his ...
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... law . There they continued for space of five years , and were favoured with the assistance of various ministers , who had the satisfaction of seeing their labours attended with success . During this time , they re- the See Vol . ii . p ...
... law . There they continued for space of five years , and were favoured with the assistance of various ministers , who had the satisfaction of seeing their labours attended with success . During this time , they re- the See Vol . ii . p ...
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... law under Vander Muyden , both celebrated professors . He also attended the lectures of the very learned Grævius , upon Sophocles and Puffendorf's Introduction to History . His application to books was now closer than ever , and he made ...
... law under Vander Muyden , both celebrated professors . He also attended the lectures of the very learned Grævius , upon Sophocles and Puffendorf's Introduction to History . His application to books was now closer than ever , and he made ...
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... law which he regarded to be unwarrantable impositions ; and that urging the peace of the church as a plea for compliance , was only calculated to en- slave the souls of men , which he could not countenance any ~ more than slavery in the ...
... law which he regarded to be unwarrantable impositions ; and that urging the peace of the church as a plea for compliance , was only calculated to en- slave the souls of men , which he could not countenance any ~ more than slavery in the ...
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... law - suit in which Mr. Lacy was concerned , that he was a great rogue , as well as a great enthusiast . There was another person deeply engaged with the French Prophets , whose abilities and character were far superior to those of Mr ...
... law - suit in which Mr. Lacy was concerned , that he was a great rogue , as well as a great enthusiast . There was another person deeply engaged with the French Prophets , whose abilities and character were far superior to those of Mr ...
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