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... true to the party with whom he engaged for political and temporary purposes . That Lord M. always thought , that any inducement , to the moft extenfive and enlightened traveller he had known or heard of , to fettle in this country ...
... true to the party with whom he engaged for political and temporary purposes . That Lord M. always thought , that any inducement , to the moft extenfive and enlightened traveller he had known or heard of , to fettle in this country ...
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... true God , the Father of all righteoufnels and wildom , and of every other virtue , without the leaft mixture of depravity . For , we reverence and worship both Him and his Son , who proceeded from him ; and who afforded us this know ...
... true God , the Father of all righteoufnels and wildom , and of every other virtue , without the leaft mixture of depravity . For , we reverence and worship both Him and his Son , who proceeded from him ; and who afforded us this know ...
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... true liberty ; no , it is the wifdom of its meafures , and the equity of its principles . A popular government may be cruel and tyrannical ; a monarchical government may be free and lenient . Honefty is the firit requifite to conftitute ...
... true liberty ; no , it is the wifdom of its meafures , and the equity of its principles . A popular government may be cruel and tyrannical ; a monarchical government may be free and lenient . Honefty is the firit requifite to conftitute ...
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Giborne on the Duties of Men | 2 |
Glaffes Sermon | 11 |
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