Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, 1711Scolar Press, 1972 - 416 pages |
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... never be , and the latter I am fure I never Intended : In confidence of which , fhould the Author when he fees thefe Tracts appear , take fome Offence , and know A 4 where where to place his Resentment , I will be fo To the REA DE R.
... never be , and the latter I am fure I never Intended : In confidence of which , fhould the Author when he fees thefe Tracts appear , take fome Offence , and know A 4 where where to place his Resentment , I will be fo To the REA DE R.
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... never produce the good Ef- fects intended by it . The only con- dition that could make it prudent and just for the Clergy to comply in altering the Ceremonial or any other indifferent Part , would be , a firm Refolution in the ...
... never produce the good Ef- fects intended by it . The only con- dition that could make it prudent and just for the Clergy to comply in altering the Ceremonial or any other indifferent Part , would be , a firm Refolution in the ...
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... never lefs alone than when he is alone : Nunquam minus folus quam cum folus . AND Archimedes the famous Ma- thematician was fo intent upon his Problems , that he never minded the Soldier who came to Kill him . There- fore not to detract ...
... never lefs alone than when he is alone : Nunquam minus folus quam cum folus . AND Archimedes the famous Ma- thematician was fo intent upon his Problems , that he never minded the Soldier who came to Kill him . There- fore not to detract ...
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THE Sentiments of a Church of Eng | 95 |
AN Argument to prove that the Aboliſh | 152 |
A Project for the Advancement of | 182 |
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