The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1803 |
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... religion which inspires contempt for all those who are not admitted into it ; fanatic , ferocious , and unjust through the effect of that religion ; tolerated in the extortions which they exercise towards tributary subjects ; emboldened ...
... religion which inspires contempt for all those who are not admitted into it ; fanatic , ferocious , and unjust through the effect of that religion ; tolerated in the extortions which they exercise towards tributary subjects ; emboldened ...
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... Religion of Nature : " in which he represents the power of reason as a perfect guide in matters of religion , and exalts natural religion in opposition to revealed , with no other view than to get rid of the restraints of the latter ...
... Religion of Nature : " in which he represents the power of reason as a perfect guide in matters of religion , and exalts natural religion in opposition to revealed , with no other view than to get rid of the restraints of the latter ...
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... religion . - He calculates the value of the Persian regalia at from 3 to 4 millions sterling . - Engra- vings finely executed , which admirably elucidate the concep- tions of the writer , accompany the present memoir . A second memoir ...
... religion . - He calculates the value of the Persian regalia at from 3 to 4 millions sterling . - Engra- vings finely executed , which admirably elucidate the concep- tions of the writer , accompany the present memoir . A second memoir ...
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