The British Quarterly Review, Volume 33Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1861 - Christianity |
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... give their especial lessons to the future , was the point from which we have to date the origin of the vices which were to bring upon them decay and ruin . Oh Mr. Buckle ! We may observe also , in passing , that to show the education of ...
... give their especial lessons to the future , was the point from which we have to date the origin of the vices which were to bring upon them decay and ruin . Oh Mr. Buckle ! We may observe also , in passing , that to show the education of ...
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... give evidence of being subject to any law of progress at all ; and that with the remainder , this law never leads to perfection , but would rather seem to bring new evils along with its good , so as to make a premature fall of nations ...
... give evidence of being subject to any law of progress at all ; and that with the remainder , this law never leads to perfection , but would rather seem to bring new evils along with its good , so as to make a premature fall of nations ...
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... give courage to the weak , and sight to the blind . ' If , ' continues Dr. Williams , Protestant Europe is to escape ' those shadows of the twelfth century , which , with ominous re- currence , are closing round us , to Baron Bunsen ...
... give courage to the weak , and sight to the blind . ' If , ' continues Dr. Williams , Protestant Europe is to escape ' those shadows of the twelfth century , which , with ominous re- currence , are closing round us , to Baron Bunsen ...
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... give us no assurance that the various writers who preserved these fragments in the crust of a later narrative , ' did not alter the language in which they were originally . " composed , so as to assimilate it to the more modern style ...
... give us no assurance that the various writers who preserved these fragments in the crust of a later narrative , ' did not alter the language in which they were originally . " composed , so as to assimilate it to the more modern style ...
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... give chapter and verse ? Who knows what is the instance here referred to ? Is it the use of wax for n in ch . lxiii . 3 , that he has in view ? We presume it is , for this we find among the Aramaisms adduced by Hitzig and Knobel as ...
... give chapter and verse ? Who knows what is the instance here referred to ? Is it the use of wax for n in ch . lxiii . 3 , that he has in view ? We presume it is , for this we find among the Aramaisms adduced by Hitzig and Knobel as ...
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