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... reason to suspect that a judicial decision might rather confirm than abolish the practice which he wished to set aside . Another highly important public question , in which Mr. Sharp thought it his duty to interpose his offices , was ...
... reason to suspect that a judicial decision might rather confirm than abolish the practice which he wished to set aside . Another highly important public question , in which Mr. Sharp thought it his duty to interpose his offices , was ...
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... reason from abstract principles , and too much neglecting the actual possibilities of things , he thought more might be effected by enlarging the system of suffrage , and shortening the duration of parliaments , than cooler and more 20 ...
... reason from abstract principles , and too much neglecting the actual possibilities of things , he thought more might be effected by enlarging the system of suffrage , and shortening the duration of parliaments , than cooler and more 20 ...
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... reasons , perhaps we ought to think it enough , and not expect it to rhyme also ; but wherever the attempt is made , it is our duty to mark the failure ; and Mr. Wordsworth must allow us to say , that even in lines the most creeping we ...
... reasons , perhaps we ought to think it enough , and not expect it to rhyme also ; but wherever the attempt is made , it is our duty to mark the failure ; and Mr. Wordsworth must allow us to say , that even in lines the most creeping we ...
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... reason , when the Huron or the Iroquois goes to battle or to the chase , the image of his okki is as carefully carried with him as his arms . At night , each one places his guardian idol on the palisades surrounding the camp , with the ...
... reason , when the Huron or the Iroquois goes to battle or to the chase , the image of his okki is as carefully carried with him as his arms . At night , each one places his guardian idol on the palisades surrounding the camp , with the ...
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... reason , the mind could have arrived at the conclu- sion , that to destroy a part of creation , could be acceptable to the Crea- tor ; much less , that it could be viewed as an act of homage . The dif ficulty is still greater , when it ...
... reason , the mind could have arrived at the conclu- sion , that to destroy a part of creation , could be acceptable to the Crea- tor ; much less , that it could be viewed as an act of homage . The dif ficulty is still greater , when it ...
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Сторінка 137 - If ye continue in the faith grounded and settled, and be not moved away from the hope of the gospel, which ye have heard, and which was preached to every creature which is under heaven; whereof I Paul am made a minister.
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