The British Critic, Volume 38F. and C. Rivington, 1812 - English literature |
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... believe that he has done it , to a confiderable extent ; though we fear that , from whatever caufe , he has by ho means reaped proportionable benefit to himself . This may be seen , by fome remarks in his concluding volumes , and it ...
... believe that he has done it , to a confiderable extent ; though we fear that , from whatever caufe , he has by ho means reaped proportionable benefit to himself . This may be seen , by fome remarks in his concluding volumes , and it ...
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... believe Mr. Faber , who seems to have had all poffible means of knowing the truth , is as bad as can be imagined . It is , according to him , a complete fyftem of lying , emanating from the fupreme head , and carried on , in regular ...
... believe Mr. Faber , who seems to have had all poffible means of knowing the truth , is as bad as can be imagined . It is , according to him , a complete fyftem of lying , emanating from the fupreme head , and carried on , in regular ...
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... believe the affertion in his epitaph : upon the whole I incline to think that it was a mere inaccuracy , that instead of here lieth , ' memoria facrum , or facred to the memory , was only in . tended , and that this monument of ...
... believe the affertion in his epitaph : upon the whole I incline to think that it was a mere inaccuracy , that instead of here lieth , ' memoria facrum , or facred to the memory , was only in . tended , and that this monument of ...
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... abettors ; for they deftroy every principle of religion , and muft fcatter gloom and melancholy over all fuch as believe them . If If we believed fuch things , could we adore and Watfon's Plain Statement of important Principles . 23.
... abettors ; for they deftroy every principle of religion , and muft fcatter gloom and melancholy over all fuch as believe them . If If we believed fuch things , could we adore and Watfon's Plain Statement of important Principles . 23.
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... believe in fuch doctrines , they must be the most miferable of men . Only fuch people take care to work themselves by fome principles or other into the number of the elect ; and then , with a favage fatisfaction , furrender the bulk of ...
... believe in fuch doctrines , they must be the most miferable of men . Only fuch people take care to work themselves by fome principles or other into the number of the elect ; and then , with a favage fatisfaction , furrender the bulk of ...
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