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Errors of small importance ; such as respect capital letters ; orthography ; punctuation ; or breaks , are always to be expected ; and they may be charged , some to the pen , and some to the press . Whatever errors can be , will be ...
Errors of small importance ; such as respect capital letters ; orthography ; punctuation ; or breaks , are always to be expected ; and they may be charged , some to the pen , and some to the press . Whatever errors can be , will be ...
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As an irresistible Sovereign it must be expected that he will govern the affairs of his own kingdom in his own way . Those whose hope is their works ought to inquire farther , how many precepts they allow the law to contain ; and which ...
As an irresistible Sovereign it must be expected that he will govern the affairs of his own kingdom in his own way . Those whose hope is their works ought to inquire farther , how many precepts they allow the law to contain ; and which ...
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If such a thing never did take place , and never was expected , upon what principles , of reason , and analogy , do we conclude , that those animosities which hinder the peace of this world , would not hinder the peace of any other ...
If such a thing never did take place , and never was expected , upon what principles , of reason , and analogy , do we conclude , that those animosities which hinder the peace of this world , would not hinder the peace of any other ...
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But with what indescribable horrors must he be surrounded , who throws himself into eternity , and into the immediate presence of God , having expected nothing from his own murder but such a state of insensibility as would free him from ...
But with what indescribable horrors must he be surrounded , who throws himself into eternity , and into the immediate presence of God , having expected nothing from his own murder but such a state of insensibility as would free him from ...
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sayings to the men of the world , are obvious matters to the youngest christian , which he can no more be expected to refuse , than the infant can be expected to refuse the milk which is its natural , and necessary food .
sayings to the men of the world , are obvious matters to the youngest christian , which he can no more be expected to refuse , than the infant can be expected to refuse the milk which is its natural , and necessary food .
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| Title | Sermons, Upon Various Subjects and Occasions |
| Author | Jonathan Law Pomeroy |
| Publisher | Hiram Ferry, 1826 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 12 Jan 2009 |
| Length | 320 pages |
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