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... regard benevolence as the predo- minant feature of the Almighty mind . ' He also observes that in this country , where there is so much wealth , where so many are desirous of practising Christian charity , many young men regard the ...
... regard benevolence as the predo- minant feature of the Almighty mind . ' He also observes that in this country , where there is so much wealth , where so many are desirous of practising Christian charity , many young men regard the ...
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... regard to productions which , like this tract , discuss points at issue between the dif- ferent interests in our legislature . Mr. Lushington has combat- ed several of the favourite opinions of the landed interest with considerable ...
... regard to productions which , like this tract , discuss points at issue between the dif- ferent interests in our legislature . Mr. Lushington has combat- ed several of the favourite opinions of the landed interest with considerable ...
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... regard to you . It · is impossible it can be more entirely disapproved of by you than it is by me - my confidence has been completely destroyed in those men . " The most interesting and affecting correspondence , how- ever , to which ...
... regard to you . It · is impossible it can be more entirely disapproved of by you than it is by me - my confidence has been completely destroyed in those men . " The most interesting and affecting correspondence , how- ever , to which ...
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