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Page 111
This proposition being uncruel treatment of her unnatural parents . " animously
agreed to , à committee was 25. - Johanna Southcotc . — The delusion appointed
to prepare and present the at this time practised upon the believers It was then ...
This proposition being uncruel treatment of her unnatural parents . " animously
agreed to , à committee was 25. - Johanna Southcotc . — The delusion appointed
to prepare and present the at this time practised upon the believers It was then ...
Page 138
I should ken mair o ' the matter than dent , presents a subject of more interyou , --
for was na I present whan auldesting speculation to a mind of just Rab
Roughcast , the mason , hewed and philosophical taste . The instantanepat in
that very ...
I should ken mair o ' the matter than dent , presents a subject of more interyou , --
for was na I present whan auldesting speculation to a mind of just Rab
Roughcast , the mason , hewed and philosophical taste . The instantanepat in
that very ...
Page 299
Report of the Secret Committee : nuates , that the “ indulged ” ministers On the
Present State of Public Affairs : and their adherents formed by far the and A
Proposal for putting Reform to most numerous body of the Presbyte- the Vote
throughout ...
Report of the Secret Committee : nuates , that the “ indulged ” ministers On the
Present State of Public Affairs : and their adherents formed by far the and A
Proposal for putting Reform to most numerous body of the Presbyte- the Vote
throughout ...
Page 321
His only palliatives , but should go at once to the object at present was inquiry :
he wished root of the evil , and endeavour permanently for a full exposition of the
case ; and with to counteract its malignity . this view the Hon . Gentleman moved
...
His only palliatives , but should go at once to the object at present was inquiry :
he wished root of the evil , and endeavour permanently for a full exposition of the
case ; and with to counteract its malignity . this view the Hon . Gentleman moved
...
Page 588
These alterations are very different from the course which the evident in travelling
along this exten- river at present - follows in leaving the sive tract , from the
departure of the plain of Dalginross , and appears to river out of its parent lake to
its ...
These alterations are very different from the course which the evident in travelling
along this exten- river at present - follows in leaving the sive tract , from the
departure of the plain of Dalginross , and appears to river out of its parent lake to
its ...
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