The European Magazine, and London Review, المجلد 42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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... attention and affistance from Mr. Hughes , of the Stamp Office , London , and several other Gentlemen , who be- held our arrival . Attention would have been , however , infured to us , if neceffary , by the paper put into the hands of M ...
... attention and affistance from Mr. Hughes , of the Stamp Office , London , and several other Gentlemen , who be- held our arrival . Attention would have been , however , infured to us , if neceffary , by the paper put into the hands of M ...
الصفحة 45
... attention . Paine's objections to the Bible , the state of Church prefer - ` ments , and of Methodist Societies , non- refidence , patronage , and pluralities , the articles and canons , the liturgy , and other public offices of the ...
... attention . Paine's objections to the Bible , the state of Church prefer - ` ments , and of Methodist Societies , non- refidence , patronage , and pluralities , the articles and canons , the liturgy , and other public offices of the ...
الصفحة 178
... attention in any publication in which I am concerned . Lord Lyttleton has undoubtedly been too hafty in pronouncing the Regiam Majeftatem to be a tranfcript of Glanville . I have given fome of my reasons in the last Critical Review ...
... attention in any publication in which I am concerned . Lord Lyttleton has undoubtedly been too hafty in pronouncing the Regiam Majeftatem to be a tranfcript of Glanville . I have given fome of my reasons in the last Critical Review ...
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