Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Tập 68-69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... himself to be fo . The Philofopher of Geneva , however , re- turned to France . His Patrons procured him the liberty to refide in Paris , but on condition that he should not write any thing on the fubjects of Religion and Go vernment ...
... himself to be fo . The Philofopher of Geneva , however , re- turned to France . His Patrons procured him the liberty to refide in Paris , but on condition that he should not write any thing on the fubjects of Religion and Go vernment ...
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... himself ex- preffes it in his Manufcript Diary , of bon - tt parents , fearing God * . * · At a proper age he was placed under the care of Mr. Harper , a fchoolmafter , in Chefter , with whom he continued till he was qualified for the ...
... himself ex- preffes it in his Manufcript Diary , of bon - tt parents , fearing God * . * · At a proper age he was placed under the care of Mr. Harper , a fchoolmafter , in Chefter , with whom he continued till he was qualified for the ...
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... himself as a preicher among the Quakers . John , the fubject of our prefent enquiry , was educated at the Seminary belonging to those of his profeffion , and at a proper age put apprentice to Mr. Barclay , an A- pothecary , then ...
... himself as a preicher among the Quakers . John , the fubject of our prefent enquiry , was educated at the Seminary belonging to those of his profeffion , and at a proper age put apprentice to Mr. Barclay , an A- pothecary , then ...
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