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... ment given to men of science by Catherine the Second , ib . - service rendered to Russia by the Germans , ib . - distinguished German travellers , 145 - Englishmen who have traversed Russia , 145 , 146 - remarkable in- stances of what ...
... ment given to men of science by Catherine the Second , ib . - service rendered to Russia by the Germans , ib . - distinguished German travellers , 145 - Englishmen who have traversed Russia , 145 , 146 - remarkable in- stances of what ...
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... ment to the Restoration of Charles the Second . By William God- win . . • 61 IV . 1. An Inquiry into the Origin and Intent of Primitive Sacrifice , and the Scripture Evidence respecting it . With Observations on the Opinions of Spencer ...
... ment to the Restoration of Charles the Second . By William God- win . . • 61 IV . 1. An Inquiry into the Origin and Intent of Primitive Sacrifice , and the Scripture Evidence respecting it . With Observations on the Opinions of Spencer ...
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" " ascribe some merit to the fervent prayers which in the mo- ment of danger they had offered up for their own and the public safety . ' This is all which we wish to have conceded . To suppose that these Christian soldiers would not ...
" " ascribe some merit to the fervent prayers which in the mo- ment of danger they had offered up for their own and the public safety . ' This is all which we wish to have conceded . To suppose that these Christian soldiers would not ...
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... ment , Hermas , and Ignatius had all seen supernatural effects produced by the Apostles ; to them , therefore , it was nothing extraordinary that such effects should have continued : they would rather have been led to remark the ...
... ment , Hermas , and Ignatius had all seen supernatural effects produced by the Apostles ; to them , therefore , it was nothing extraordinary that such effects should have continued : they would rather have been led to remark the ...
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... ment ; an amiable warm - heartedness , perpetually leading her into actions marked in an equal degree by generosity and impru → dence , unaccompanied by reflection at the time , and therefore naturally followed by surprise at ...
... ment ; an amiable warm - heartedness , perpetually leading her into actions marked in an equal degree by generosity and impru → dence , unaccompanied by reflection at the time , and therefore naturally followed by surprise at ...
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