The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 39The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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Children of chriftian parents are that it might be sufficient to baptise & born members of the christian church , child in the name of Jesus alune , be1 Corinth . vii , 14. With respect to the cause that comprizes that fuller form of ...
Children of chriftian parents are that it might be sufficient to baptise & born members of the christian church , child in the name of Jesus alune , be1 Corinth . vii , 14. With respect to the cause that comprizes that fuller form of ...
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Children of chriftian parents are that it might be sufficient to baptise & born members of the christian church , child in the name of Jesus alune , be1 Corinth . vii . 14. With respect to the cause that comprizes that fuller form of ...
Children of chriftian parents are that it might be sufficient to baptise & born members of the christian church , child in the name of Jesus alune , be1 Corinth . vii . 14. With respect to the cause that comprizes that fuller form of ...
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1 Of Cburcbing of Women . tice ; this rite was not instituted by our THE woman is ordered to come to Lord Jesus , because the Holy Ghost church , and offer up her public ( which is herein to be communicated ) praises ; the birth of man ...
1 Of Cburcbing of Women . tice ; this rite was not instituted by our THE woman is ordered to come to Lord Jesus , because the Holy Ghost church , and offer up her public ( which is herein to be communicated ) praises ; the birth of man ...
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