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... considered , as the relation between man and his Maker , and the grand fup- port of morality , appears to have been the principal object of his regard . He was lefs folicitous about modes and opinions , than the internal spirit of piety ...
... considered , as the relation between man and his Maker , and the grand fup- port of morality , appears to have been the principal object of his regard . He was lefs folicitous about modes and opinions , than the internal spirit of piety ...
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... considered as folly , and all the folly which conceit can be the parent of is to be established in its room . All are to be free ; there is to be no flavery , and yet in the conflitution of the world , which the in- potent efforts of ...
... considered as folly , and all the folly which conceit can be the parent of is to be established in its room . All are to be free ; there is to be no flavery , and yet in the conflitution of the world , which the in- potent efforts of ...
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