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Tho ' I suppose the Petition was never presented : The Reason of which I do not
know . I also remember what my Father told me ; that after the Restoration ,
almost all Profession of Seriousness in Religion would have been laughed out of
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Tho ' I suppose the Petition was never presented : The Reason of which I do not
know . I also remember what my Father told me ; that after the Restoration ,
almost all Profession of Seriousness in Religion would have been laughed out of
...
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... without whose Direction we of « the Inferiour Clergy are required not to do any
“ thing of Moment , especially not in the Publick “ Offices of the Church : My Duty I
conceive “ with respect to them , is earnestly to pray to " God , which I never omit ...
... without whose Direction we of « the Inferiour Clergy are required not to do any
“ thing of Moment , especially not in the Publick “ Offices of the Church : My Duty I
conceive “ with respect to them , is earnestly to pray to " God , which I never omit ...
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... is Human Life ! So that I did never converse with him at all : Tho ' I once heard
him preach upon New ' Years Day , 1688-9 , one of his excellent Sermons 1 at at
his Lecture at Laurence - Jury , Circumcifion is 26 :) MEMOIRS of the LIFE of.
... is Human Life ! So that I did never converse with him at all : Tho ' I once heard
him preach upon New ' Years Day , 1688-9 , one of his excellent Sermons 1 at at
his Lecture at Laurence - Jury , Circumcifion is 26 :) MEMOIRS of the LIFE of.
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... has so far preserved my Health , under a weak Frame of Body , that I have
never been fo ill for any Time as not to be able to help myself , and so commit
myfelf to some who oft prove , Murderers , if Reports be true , instead of Nurses .
... has so far preserved my Health , under a weak Frame of Body , that I have
never been fo ill for any Time as not to be able to help myself , and so commit
myfelf to some who oft prove , Murderers , if Reports be true , instead of Nurses .
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For as our Title to this World's Goods , when considered with respect to other Men
, is by no Means founded on our Goodness and Virtue ; and so is intirely valid in
human Judicatures , be our Morals never so bad , and our Lives never so ...
For as our Title to this World's Goods , when considered with respect to other Men
, is by no Means founded on our Goodness and Virtue ; and so is intirely valid in
human Judicatures , be our Morals never so bad , and our Lives never so ...
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| Título | Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Mr. William Whiston, Containing Memoirs of Several of His Friends Also, Partes1-2 |
| Autor | William Whiston |
| Editor | Whiston, 1749 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 2 Mayo 2013 |
| Largo | 22 páginas |
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