The British Critic

already animal appears argument believe better Bishop called cause century character Christian church circumstances consequence considerable considered continued death direct divine doctrine doubt effect equally established evidence evil existence expected express fact faith Fathers favour feelings force friends Genlis give given ground hands hope human important India instances institution interest Italy John knowledge language learned least leave length less lived Lord Madame Major manner means measures ment mentioned mind miracles nature never notice object observations once opinion origin passage passed perhaps period person position possessed practical present principle produced prove question reader reason received reference religion remarks respect scripture seems speak spirit success taken things thought tion true truth whole writings