Quarterly Review, Volumes 106-107J. Murray., 1859 |
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... become the be read and known , not only by Scots and Irish- battle words on either banner . On the men , but even by Turks and Saracens .'- application of that other text , Thou canst ( Paraclesis in Nov. Testamentum . ) not serve ...
... become the be read and known , not only by Scots and Irish- battle words on either banner . On the men , but even by Turks and Saracens .'- application of that other text , Thou canst ( Paraclesis in Nov. Testamentum . ) not serve ...
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... become an age of brass , an age of fierce and bloody warfare , would be the great reformer of Christendom . * One of his bitterest complaints of the progress of Lutheranism was its fatal influence on the cultivation of polite letters ...
... become an age of brass , an age of fierce and bloody warfare , would be the great reformer of Christendom . * One of his bitterest complaints of the progress of Lutheranism was its fatal influence on the cultivation of polite letters ...
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... become mild , holy , self - denying pastors ; that sove reigns , like Charles , and Francis , and Henry - each a bigot in his way ; Charles a sullen , Francis a dissolute , Henry an imperious bigot - should forget their feuds , and ...
... become mild , holy , self - denying pastors ; that sove reigns , like Charles , and Francis , and Henry - each a bigot in his way ; Charles a sullen , Francis a dissolute , Henry an imperious bigot - should forget their feuds , and ...
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... become a necessity of the religious nature ; would inaugurate the manhood of the mind which must outgrow the period of tuition , and think and act for itself , and bear its own responsibility . Some of the best and most pious of the ...
... become a necessity of the religious nature ; would inaugurate the manhood of the mind which must outgrow the period of tuition , and think and act for itself , and bear its own responsibility . Some of the best and most pious of the ...
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... becoming the proprietor of two theatres , from his establishments and equipages , or from his expensive associates ... become main in force so far as any other person or per- sons shall then have a bona fide interest therein , those ...
... becoming the proprietor of two theatres , from his establishments and equipages , or from his expensive associates ... become main in force so far as any other person or per- sons shall then have a bona fide interest therein , those ...
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