The Republican, Volume 1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... matter about the French armies and British navies , and summed up his fulsome sermon by appealing to Locke , Bacon ... matters . The Archbishop says , If , indeed , a preacher should in the pulpit presume to give his judgment about the ...
... matter about the French armies and British navies , and summed up his fulsome sermon by appealing to Locke , Bacon ... matters . The Archbishop says , If , indeed , a preacher should in the pulpit presume to give his judgment about the ...
Halaman 124
... matter , motion , and form with the Divinity . I an- xiously hope , that you will triumph over all who persecute you for denying that 5823 years is the period of matter and animation ; and that you will succeed in pointing out the ...
... matter , motion , and form with the Divinity . I an- xiously hope , that you will triumph over all who persecute you for denying that 5823 years is the period of matter and animation ; and that you will succeed in pointing out the ...
Halaman 125
... matter , and are forced to confess , that unless it be matter , it can be nothing , however grievous and mortifying the dis- covery and infliction may be . Hence it follows , that if a human soul weigh but a single ounce , and the ...
... matter , and are forced to confess , that unless it be matter , it can be nothing , however grievous and mortifying the dis- covery and infliction may be . Hence it follows , that if a human soul weigh but a single ounce , and the ...
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