The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... reason , according to Bodin , " that he was not able to understand any thing in fo obfcure a writer , whose name and history had not been fettled by the learned . " " Calvin dedicated his Inftitutes of a Chriftian to Francis the Firft ...
... reason , according to Bodin , " that he was not able to understand any thing in fo obfcure a writer , whose name and history had not been fettled by the learned . " " Calvin dedicated his Inftitutes of a Chriftian to Francis the Firft ...
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... deny that the poffeffion of reason is an intimation of a future ftate to ourselves , or we must allow the fame courtesy to the humble child of inftinct , Gg 3 It It may not be amifs in this place to revert THE MONTHLY VISITOR . 353.
... deny that the poffeffion of reason is an intimation of a future ftate to ourselves , or we must allow the fame courtesy to the humble child of inftinct , Gg 3 It It may not be amifs in this place to revert THE MONTHLY VISITOR . 353.
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... reason is predominant , and the tyranny of fancy is at an end . But , on the contrary , you have de- livered fuch precepts from the dead , as this tyranny of fancy , and these abfurd affociations only can excufe . You have laboured to ...
... reason is predominant , and the tyranny of fancy is at an end . But , on the contrary , you have de- livered fuch precepts from the dead , as this tyranny of fancy , and these abfurd affociations only can excufe . You have laboured to ...
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