The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 96,Parte 2;Volumen 140E. Cave, 1826 |
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... respect to his numerous readers , it became his duty to check the rudeness of personal reflec- tion . In the course of such controversies , he must not be suspected of acceding to every proposition advanced either in warmth or in ...
... respect to his numerous readers , it became his duty to check the rudeness of personal reflec- tion . In the course of such controversies , he must not be suspected of acceding to every proposition advanced either in warmth or in ...
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... respect in private life , and doubt not their honourable feelings in being attached to that faith which was delivered to them from their ancestors . Liberal politics can only flourish pre - eminently in a Protestant Land ; and we most ...
... respect in private life , and doubt not their honourable feelings in being attached to that faith which was delivered to them from their ancestors . Liberal politics can only flourish pre - eminently in a Protestant Land ; and we most ...
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... respect of persons , and a zealous exhibition of the true interests of the auditors . In whatever discourse we perceive an union of these particulars , we may pronounce such discourse to be good and to be correct , because it accords ...
... respect of persons , and a zealous exhibition of the true interests of the auditors . In whatever discourse we perceive an union of these particulars , we may pronounce such discourse to be good and to be correct , because it accords ...
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... respect of per- sons . The true Minister of Christ will be no respecter of persons . In his esti- mation the souls of the poor will be of equal value with those of the rich . The awful parable will present itself to his view , and he ...
... respect of per- sons . The true Minister of Christ will be no respecter of persons . In his esti- mation the souls of the poor will be of equal value with those of the rich . The awful parable will present itself to his view , and he ...
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... respect . When he ascends the pulpit his heart and intention may be good , he may begin and he may proceed aright so far as he has thought . After this he will be found to wander ; the fault of his head , not of his heart . It is a ...
... respect . When he ascends the pulpit his heart and intention may be good , he may begin and he may proceed aright so far as he has thought . After this he will be found to wander ; the fault of his head , not of his heart . It is a ...
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