Familiar Letters, Addressed to the Inhabitants of Birmingham, in Refutation of Several Charges Advanced Against the Dissenters and UnitariansJ. Thompson, 1790 - 272 страници |
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... friends . Letters to Mr. Burn being , in feveral respects , fimi- lar to the Familiar Letters , and the fubject being resumed in them , it has been thought adviseable to reprint them together , rather than feparately . It must be ...
... friends . Letters to Mr. Burn being , in feveral respects , fimi- lar to the Familiar Letters , and the fubject being resumed in them , it has been thought adviseable to reprint them together , rather than feparately . It must be ...
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... friend before it went to the press , he prophetically told me would make much noife ; but I believed him not . " Let us not therefore be difcouraged , though , " for the present , we fee no great number of " churches profeffedly ...
... friend before it went to the press , he prophetically told me would make much noife ; but I believed him not . " Let us not therefore be difcouraged , though , " for the present , we fee no great number of " churches profeffedly ...
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... friends , the preacher , in bringing thefe railing accufations , has quite loft fight of his text— This is fpeaking evil . It is not being very gentle , or fhewing much meekness . But I account for it by his imagination being strangely ...
... friends , the preacher , in bringing thefe railing accufations , has quite loft fight of his text— This is fpeaking evil . It is not being very gentle , or fhewing much meekness . But I account for it by his imagination being strangely ...
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... friends to it . But the Diffenters have given clearer proofs of their value for it , and especially of their attachment to the reigning family , than the generality of the clergy , whofe loyalty , though they now make fo great a parade ...
... friends to it . But the Diffenters have given clearer proofs of their value for it , and especially of their attachment to the reigning family , than the generality of the clergy , whofe loyalty , though they now make fo great a parade ...
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... friends and neighbours , I am not actually a mad- You know too much of me to believe this . You see me walk about the streets very compofedly , without molefting any body , and always behaving civilly to those who behave civilly to me ...
... friends and neighbours , I am not actually a mad- You know too much of me to believe this . You see me walk about the streets very compofedly , without molefting any body , and always behaving civilly to those who behave civilly to me ...
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