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... tion should direct , and occasion serve , and the state of things require , ) especially of the senior class ; and added to all , should be willing to do the whole work of a professor of divinity , in public and private lectures ...
... tion should direct , and occasion serve , and the state of things require , ) especially of the senior class ; and added to all , should be willing to do the whole work of a professor of divinity , in public and private lectures ...
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... tion . The bringing all these scatter'd counsels thus into a focus enabled them to make greater impression . The piece , being universally ap- proved , was copied in all the newspapers of the Continent ; reprinted in Britain on a broad ...
... tion . The bringing all these scatter'd counsels thus into a focus enabled them to make greater impression . The piece , being universally ap- proved , was copied in all the newspapers of the Continent ; reprinted in Britain on a broad ...
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... tion , in which he sets forth with ruthless frank- ness the whole method employed by him in composing The Raven . According to this ex- traordinary exhibition of genius at work , hav- ing determined to produce a great poem , he first ...
... tion , in which he sets forth with ruthless frank- ness the whole method employed by him in composing The Raven . According to this ex- traordinary exhibition of genius at work , hav- ing determined to produce a great poem , he first ...
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JOHN SMITH 15801631 | 3 |
THOMAS MORTON ?15751646 | 12 |
MICHAEL WIGGLESWORTH 16311705 | 21 |
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