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... is become less fe- it is a proof of fraudulent intention : rocious , and therefore
the laws against for why should a man omit to do ( but fraud and coven thall be
relaxed . ' for reasons which he will not confess , ) " Whatever reason may have ...
... is become less fe- it is a proof of fraudulent intention : rocious , and therefore
the laws against for why should a man omit to do ( but fraud and coven thall be
relaxed . ' for reasons which he will not confess , ) " Whatever reason may have ...
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read Barclay's Apology ; and for this Mrs K. Well then , I iake upon plain reason I
never thought it worth me to declare , that the people called . my while . You are
upttart Sectaries , Quikers do verily believe in the Holy perhaps the beft fubdued ...
read Barclay's Apology ; and for this Mrs K. Well then , I iake upon plain reason I
never thought it worth me to declare , that the people called . my while . You are
upttart Sectaries , Quikers do verily believe in the Holy perhaps the beft fubdued ...
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with reason or with justice . He vid not affirm any thing positiveThe plan of this
work , when it ly upon a subject which it is the facomes down to the periods of the
inion of the times to laugh at as a writer's acquaintance with the suject matter of ...
with reason or with justice . He vid not affirm any thing positiveThe plan of this
work , when it ly upon a subject which it is the facomes down to the periods of the
inion of the times to laugh at as a writer's acquaintance with the suject matter of ...
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With a strength fication . There was more yer agaioft of head capable of the
highest reason , him . His egotism taiuted his polibe was conftitutionally reduced
below tics , and , even in them , mechanically even the common standard of
mankind ...
With a strength fication . There was more yer agaioft of head capable of the
highest reason , him . His egotism taiuted his polibe was conftitutionally reduced
below tics , and , even in them , mechanically even the common standard of
mankind ...
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Both Great few , he was itill a God , compared to Britain and Hancver have
already had such idiots a3 we have fince seen int abundantly reason to execrate
the fa- place , favour , and power . crilice o ine House of Auttiin , and As to Mr
Pope ...
Both Great few , he was itill a God , compared to Britain and Hancver have
already had such idiots a3 we have fince seen int abundantly reason to execrate
the fa- place , favour , and power . crilice o ine House of Auttiin , and As to Mr
Pope ...
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Página 50 - Apology, is surely a very improper one for a man whom the world looks up to as a moral philosopher of the first rank ; a teacher, from whom they think they have a right to expect much information. To this expecting, inquiring world, how can Dr.