The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1804 |
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... learned in- vestigations which arose from those religious disputes ; as in every subject of disquisition the collision of opposite opinions strikes out new sparks of genius , and affords new lights to the inquisitive mind . Difficult ...
... learned in- vestigations which arose from those religious disputes ; as in every subject of disquisition the collision of opposite opinions strikes out new sparks of genius , and affords new lights to the inquisitive mind . Difficult ...
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... learned men ; and we enter on the examination of them with reluctance , having no desire of signalizing ourselves as combatants in this wordy warfare . It is impossible , how- ever , for us to perform our duty , on this occasion , with ...
... learned men ; and we enter on the examination of them with reluctance , having no desire of signalizing ourselves as combatants in this wordy warfare . It is impossible , how- ever , for us to perform our duty , on this occasion , with ...
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... learned editor Dr. Burgess , now Bishop of St. David's ; and he is supported in his remarks by a learned coadjutor , Mr. C. Wordsworth , of Trinity College , Cambridge , in the Six Letters to Granville Sharp , Esq .'- Against all the ...
... learned editor Dr. Burgess , now Bishop of St. David's ; and he is supported in his remarks by a learned coadjutor , Mr. C. Wordsworth , of Trinity College , Cambridge , in the Six Letters to Granville Sharp , Esq .'- Against all the ...
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