The Scots Magazine, Band 31Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1769 |
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... duty , to be performed upon especial occafions only ; - for in- formation's fake , I would ask , how Sece- ders reconcile their practice , of publicly fafting often , and eating the Lord's fup- per but feldom , with their received and ...
... duty , to be performed upon especial occafions only ; - for in- formation's fake , I would ask , how Sece- ders reconcile their practice , of publicly fafting often , and eating the Lord's fup- per but feldom , with their received and ...
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... duty which is owing to their parents , till they come to have a progeny of their own . Then indeed the numberlels hours of folicitude which they experience for the happiness of their little ones , awake them into the full fenfibility of ...
... duty which is owing to their parents , till they come to have a progeny of their own . Then indeed the numberlels hours of folicitude which they experience for the happiness of their little ones , awake them into the full fenfibility of ...
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... duty , to use our conftant en- deavours , by every act of gratitude , o bedience , and loyalty , to endear our- felves to every branch of that auguft bo- dy , and to preferve that union and har- mony between G. Britain and thele colo ...
... duty , to use our conftant en- deavours , by every act of gratitude , o bedience , and loyalty , to endear our- felves to every branch of that auguft bo- dy , and to preferve that union and har- mony between G. Britain and thele colo ...
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... duty , which might be difchar ged by curates of much inferior qualifi- cations ; and to these were added an ar- gument taken from the obligation there was upon the state to protect the church in her rights and privileges . I did not , I ...
... duty , which might be difchar ged by curates of much inferior qualifi- cations ; and to these were added an ar- gument taken from the obligation there was upon the state to protect the church in her rights and privileges . I did not , I ...
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... duty- free , have gone beyond every thing of the kind before heard of in America , in profecuting the fuppofed owner , and each perfon they imagined concerned in un- loading the wines , for the value of the whole cargo , and treble ...
... duty- free , have gone beyond every thing of the kind before heard of in America , in profecuting the fuppofed owner , and each perfon they imagined concerned in un- loading the wines , for the value of the whole cargo , and treble ...
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