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... characters is , and ever hath been , the favourite of the world . It is the character of great men . There is a dignity in it which univerfally commands respect . The latter is poor- fpirited , tame , and ab- ject . Yet so it hath ...
... characters is , and ever hath been , the favourite of the world . It is the character of great men . There is a dignity in it which univerfally commands respect . The latter is poor- fpirited , tame , and ab- ject . Yet so it hath ...
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... intended by thefe predictions , he would have affumed the character to which they were univerfally supposed to relate . VOL . II . K Had Had he been an impoftor , it was his bu- [ 129 ] Originality of Chriff's character p.
... intended by thefe predictions , he would have affumed the character to which they were univerfally supposed to relate . VOL . II . K Had Had he been an impoftor , it was his bu- [ 129 ] Originality of Chriff's character p.
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... character . Now its influence upon private character may be confiderable , yet many public ufages and inftitutions , repug- nant to its principles , may remain . To get rid of thefe , the reigning part of the com- munity must act , and ...
... character . Now its influence upon private character may be confiderable , yet many public ufages and inftitutions , repug- nant to its principles , may remain . To get rid of thefe , the reigning part of the com- munity must act , and ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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