The Scots Magazine, Band 40Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1778 |
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... nature fo defended , that ftrong holds were to be met at almost e- very mile , and every hour's march pre- fented almoft unfurmountable obftacles to his progrefs . He inveighed moft bit- terly against Lord George Germaine ; looked upon ...
... nature fo defended , that ftrong holds were to be met at almost e- very mile , and every hour's march pre- fented almoft unfurmountable obftacles to his progrefs . He inveighed moft bit- terly against Lord George Germaine ; looked upon ...
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... nature could not be entirely attributed to a fuppofed fermentation in the difcourfe C. A differtation upon the controverted pas- fages in St Peter [ 2 Pet ii . 4 6. ] and St Jude [ Jud . 6 7. ] , concerning the angels that fin- ned ...
... nature could not be entirely attributed to a fuppofed fermentation in the difcourfe C. A differtation upon the controverted pas- fages in St Peter [ 2 Pet ii . 4 6. ] and St Jude [ Jud . 6 7. ] , concerning the angels that fin- ned ...
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... nature , and prin . ciples of action in man . By Granville Sharp . 4 s . boards . White.- Endeavours to efta- blish the unlawfulness of subjecting mankind to involuntary fervitude , either under poli . tical or private dominion . With ...
... nature , and prin . ciples of action in man . By Granville Sharp . 4 s . boards . White.- Endeavours to efta- blish the unlawfulness of subjecting mankind to involuntary fervitude , either under poli . tical or private dominion . With ...
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... nature , is fhewn to be repugnant to nature . To which are added , Remarks on Dr Price's additional obfervations on the nature and value of civil liberty . By Jofeph Wimpey . Is . 6d . Johnson.Although Mr Wimpey differs widely from the ...
... nature , is fhewn to be repugnant to nature . To which are added , Remarks on Dr Price's additional obfervations on the nature and value of civil liberty . By Jofeph Wimpey . Is . 6d . Johnson.Although Mr Wimpey differs widely from the ...
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... nature as himself exifts ; fo the divine Logos coexifts with the other divine perfons in the same divine essence , and by the fame neceffity of nature , by which the Divinity in general , and every perfonal fubfiftence in that Divinity ...
... nature as himself exifts ; fo the divine Logos coexifts with the other divine perfons in the same divine essence , and by the fame neceffity of nature , by which the Divinity in general , and every perfonal fubfiftence in that Divinity ...
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