The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1808 - English literature |
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Will the authors of this anti - christian prosecution pretend that the church of England is not a po pish but a protestant communion ? If it be a protestant communion , the prosecution of Mr. Stone is a palpable derelice tion of its ...
Will the authors of this anti - christian prosecution pretend that the church of England is not a po pish but a protestant communion ? If it be a protestant communion , the prosecution of Mr. Stone is a palpable derelice tion of its ...
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... he advises England to adopt the temperate magnanimity that feels it to be more honorable to correct than persist in error , and would rather wave doubtful rights than incur the chance of doing wrong by defending them with violence .
... he advises England to adopt the temperate magnanimity that feels it to be more honorable to correct than persist in error , and would rather wave doubtful rights than incur the chance of doing wrong by defending them with violence .
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conferred on him the honour of knighthood on his return to England . His next appointment was to be one of the commissioners on the part of England , to treat with those authorized from Scot . land about an union between the two ...
conferred on him the honour of knighthood on his return to England . His next appointment was to be one of the commissioners on the part of England , to treat with those authorized from Scot . land about an union between the two ...
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