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... Church was opposed to good works , deserves to be recorded . At Warwick , fome ungodly Diffenters had admitted into their Sunday fchool certain children , whom the Church schools had rejected . They cloathed these children , and ...
... Church was opposed to good works , deserves to be recorded . At Warwick , fome ungodly Diffenters had admitted into their Sunday fchool certain children , whom the Church schools had rejected . They cloathed these children , and ...
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... church of England , as by law eftablished , is not fo much of a proteftant church as has been supposed * . It is this : When our predeceffors in legif- lation formed an operofe ecclefiaftical establishment , ' they did not fet up a ...
... church of England , as by law eftablished , is not fo much of a proteftant church as has been supposed * . It is this : When our predeceffors in legif- lation formed an operofe ecclefiaftical establishment , ' they did not fet up a ...
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... church and fate . The phi- lofopher Aristotle was obliged to fly his country to escape the effects of the zeal of the friends of church and flate . The fame fate Anax- agoras , had it not been for a powerful patron , would at a more ...
... church and fate . The phi- lofopher Aristotle was obliged to fly his country to escape the effects of the zeal of the friends of church and flate . The fame fate Anax- agoras , had it not been for a powerful patron , would at a more ...
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