The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... afsist the minister in the discharge of his religious duty to the parish . They are gene- rally chosen , in country parishes , from among the clafs of farmers ; a respectable order of men , who for sobriety of mind , regularity of moral ...
... afsist the minister in the discharge of his religious duty to the parish . They are gene- rally chosen , in country parishes , from among the clafs of farmers ; a respectable order of men , who for sobriety of mind , regularity of moral ...
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... afsist the French clergy in this great work . The Empperor with his usual good sense replyed , to repeated at- tacks on the subject , that when arrived in his dominions he would not fail to refer the affair to the Synod , who were ...
... afsist the French clergy in this great work . The Empperor with his usual good sense replyed , to repeated at- tacks on the subject , that when arrived in his dominions he would not fail to refer the affair to the Synod , who were ...
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... afsist the smaller with the same alacrity , whilst any re- mains of ancient opinions still exist against the possibili- ty of cultivating them It is surprising how very preva- lent these prejudices were even amongst men otherwise well ...
... afsist the smaller with the same alacrity , whilst any re- mains of ancient opinions still exist against the possibili- ty of cultivating them It is surprising how very preva- lent these prejudices were even amongst men otherwise well ...
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Reading memorandums | 29 |
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