The Christian Observer, Volumes 26-27Hatchard and Company, 1828 - Religion |
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... learned retirement of his college ; and never surely was any one so formed to enjoy the society of those around him , or to win their admira- tion and affection by the varied and . inexhaustible charms of his own delightful conversation ...
... learned retirement of his college ; and never surely was any one so formed to enjoy the society of those around him , or to win their admira- tion and affection by the varied and . inexhaustible charms of his own delightful conversation ...
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... learned and elegant work , in our volume for 1816 , to which our readers may refer ( p . 584 ) , su- persedes the necessity of our again dilating upon its merits , or pointing out what we considered to be its defects . Mr. Robinson says ...
... learned and elegant work , in our volume for 1816 , to which our readers may refer ( p . 584 ) , su- persedes the necessity of our again dilating upon its merits , or pointing out what we considered to be its defects . Mr. Robinson says ...
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... learned men who first found out that Ma- homet was an incorrect way of spelling the name of the false pro- phet of Mecca : the consequence of which discovery is , that his name and religion have perplexed all our pretenders to good ...
... learned men who first found out that Ma- homet was an incorrect way of spelling the name of the false pro- phet of Mecca : the consequence of which discovery is , that his name and religion have perplexed all our pretenders to good ...
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... learned in such matters , will afford an answer to the follow- ing query : Has a bishop power to order any repairs , except those necessary to prevent dilapidation ? RICHARD HOOKER . Tothe Editorofthe Christian Observer . " It is a much ...
... learned in such matters , will afford an answer to the follow- ing query : Has a bishop power to order any repairs , except those necessary to prevent dilapidation ? RICHARD HOOKER . Tothe Editorofthe Christian Observer . " It is a much ...
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... learned , and honourable persons in the first cities of Italy , and even in Rome itself . ' They spoke for themselves in the most unequi- vocal , and at the same time in the most humble , language . They congratulated the deliverance of ...
... learned , and honourable persons in the first cities of Italy , and even in Rome itself . ' They spoke for themselves in the most unequi- vocal , and at the same time in the most humble , language . They congratulated the deliverance of ...
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