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... ftill more , his unaccountable inquifitiveness , gave rise to suspi- cions which proved unfavourable to his repofe : for , in the night , he was awakened from his first fleep by a file of milice bourgeois , who , with their mufquets ...
... ftill more , his unaccountable inquifitiveness , gave rise to suspi- cions which proved unfavourable to his repofe : for , in the night , he was awakened from his first fleep by a file of milice bourgeois , who , with their mufquets ...
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... ftill he had many doubts concern- ing the Trinity , original fin , & c . He was fometimes inclined to Socinianifm , and even wrote an anonymous piece in ridicule of the pious minifters of the gospel . While his mind was in this ftate ...
... ftill he had many doubts concern- ing the Trinity , original fin , & c . He was fometimes inclined to Socinianifm , and even wrote an anonymous piece in ridicule of the pious minifters of the gospel . While his mind was in this ftate ...
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... ftill divers fpiracles of fmoke and heat , with fuch ful- phureous and offenfive vapours , as if stirred , endanger the lives of those who venture the experiment , by fuffocation . " The account by Mr. Edens , in the Phil . Trans . is ...
... ftill divers fpiracles of fmoke and heat , with fuch ful- phureous and offenfive vapours , as if stirred , endanger the lives of those who venture the experiment , by fuffocation . " The account by Mr. Edens , in the Phil . Trans . is ...
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