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... lord Verulam's authority justify it ; who , not servilely thinking learning could not be ad- vanced beyond what it was , because for many ages it had not been , did not rest in the lazy approbation and applause of what was , because it ...
... lord Verulam's authority justify it ; who , not servilely thinking learning could not be ad- vanced beyond what it was , because for many ages it had not been , did not rest in the lazy approbation and applause of what was , because it ...
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... Lord Coke's Second In- stitutes , and the Modus tenendi Parliamentum ; and others of that kind which he may find quoted in the late controversies between Mr. Petit , Mr. Tyrrel , Mr. Atwood , & c . with Dr. Brady ; as also , I suppose ...
... Lord Coke's Second In- stitutes , and the Modus tenendi Parliamentum ; and others of that kind which he may find quoted in the late controversies between Mr. Petit , Mr. Tyrrel , Mr. Atwood , & c . with Dr. Brady ; as also , I suppose ...
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... ( lord ) his history of Henry VII . 299 . Baudrand , his dictionary com- mended , 300 . Bayle's dictionary commended , ibid . Belief , what it is , 330 . Bergeron ( Peter ) his collection of voyages , 298 . Bernier , his Memoirs of the ...
... ( lord ) his history of Henry VII . 299 . Baudrand , his dictionary com- mended , 300 . Bayle's dictionary commended , ibid . Belief , what it is , 330 . Bergeron ( Peter ) his collection of voyages , 298 . Bernier , his Memoirs of the ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
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