The Republican, Volumen2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... Italy or of some of the Latin provinces . At his persuasion , the most considerable part of the congregation renounced the Mosaic law , in the practice of which they had persevered above a century . By this sacrifice of their habits and ...
... Italy or of some of the Latin provinces . At his persuasion , the most considerable part of the congregation renounced the Mosaic law , in the practice of which they had persevered above a century . By this sacrifice of their habits and ...
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... Italy , Syria , Egypt , Arabia , and Persia . ‡ Augustin is a memorable instance of this gradual progress from reason to faith . He was , during several years , engaged in the Manichæan sect . · versal sentiment both of the church and ...
... Italy , Syria , Egypt , Arabia , and Persia . ‡ Augustin is a memorable instance of this gradual progress from reason to faith . He was , during several years , engaged in the Manichæan sect . · versal sentiment both of the church and ...
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... Italy and Africa experienced a short but violent persecution . The rigorous edicts of Diocletian were strictly and cheerfully executed by his associate Maximin , who had long hated the Christians , and who delighted in acts of blood and ...
... Italy and Africa experienced a short but violent persecution . The rigorous edicts of Diocletian were strictly and cheerfully executed by his associate Maximin , who had long hated the Christians , and who delighted in acts of blood and ...
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High compliment to Majesty 122 | 7 |
CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 13 |
to females in general particularly those of Manchester | 47 |
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