The Christian Observer, Volume 3Hatchard and Company, 1814 - Religion |
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Page 27
... believe there is hardly one of us who ever reads fairly through it . Could you not con- trive Sir , to make some parts of it a little more entertaining to us women ? I think my girls commonly begin at the end , which , as I often tell ...
... believe there is hardly one of us who ever reads fairly through it . Could you not con- trive Sir , to make some parts of it a little more entertaining to us women ? I think my girls commonly begin at the end , which , as I often tell ...
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... believe that the doctrine and discipline of the Established Church are derived from divine authority ; and that though heretics and schisma . tics may make this a subject of doubt , there are , in fact , no more scriptural grounds for ...
... believe that the doctrine and discipline of the Established Church are derived from divine authority ; and that though heretics and schisma . tics may make this a subject of doubt , there are , in fact , no more scriptural grounds for ...
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... believe that the doctrine and discipline of the Established Church are derived from divine authority ; and that though heretics and schisma . tics may make this a subject of doubt , there are , in fact , no more scriptural grounds for ...
... believe that the doctrine and discipline of the Established Church are derived from divine authority ; and that though heretics and schisma . tics may make this a subject of doubt , there are , in fact , no more scriptural grounds for ...
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... believe that we pos- sessed more religious knowledge than they have been taught to suppose ; and surely , if a name may facilitate the good work of " instructing those that oppose themselves , " a name is then valuable . But it may be ...
... believe that we pos- sessed more religious knowledge than they have been taught to suppose ; and surely , if a name may facilitate the good work of " instructing those that oppose themselves , " a name is then valuable . But it may be ...
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... believe the Quakers would readily join in such preventative means to avert an evil , which they unite with their fel- low subjects in deprecating , and which appears the effect of an un- bounded ambition , that makes its pos- sessor the ...
... believe the Quakers would readily join in such preventative means to avert an evil , which they unite with their fel- low subjects in deprecating , and which appears the effect of an un- bounded ambition , that makes its pos- sessor the ...
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