The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... observation on that of his disciples being brought before kings and governors ; 3. On their being persecuted for their religion ; 4. On their preaching the gospel to all nations ; 5. On the destruction of Jerusalem , and ruin of the ...
... observation on that of his disciples being brought before kings and governors ; 3. On their being persecuted for their religion ; 4. On their preaching the gospel to all nations ; 5. On the destruction of Jerusalem , and ruin of the ...
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... observe , that the terms which the author makes use of , are loose , general , and undefined , as will be shown in the sequel of this paper ; and , what less be- comes a fair reasoner , he puts wrong and invidious names on everything ...
... observe , that the terms which the author makes use of , are loose , general , and undefined , as will be shown in the sequel of this paper ; and , what less be- comes a fair reasoner , he puts wrong and invidious names on everything ...
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... observe , that several of the leaders in this rebellion were men who had been par- doned for practices of the same nature : and that most of those who have suffered , have avowed their perseverance in their rebellious principles , when ...
... observe , that several of the leaders in this rebellion were men who had been par- doned for practices of the same nature : and that most of those who have suffered , have avowed their perseverance in their rebellious principles , when ...
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... observe , that it is our author's method to suppose matters of fact which are not in being , and after- wards to descant upon them . As he is very sensible that the cause will not bear the test of reason , he has indeed everywhere ...
... observe , that it is our author's method to suppose matters of fact which are not in being , and after- wards to descant upon them . As he is very sensible that the cause will not bear the test of reason , he has indeed everywhere ...
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... observe the several artifices by which the enemies to our establishment do raise such unac- countable passions and prejudices in the minds of our dis- contented females . In the first place , it is usual among the most cunning of our ...
... observe the several artifices by which the enemies to our establishment do raise such unac- countable passions and prejudices in the minds of our dis- contented females . In the first place , it is usual among the most cunning of our ...
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