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Pagina 125
On the other side , he assures us , that the book of Job was more ancient than
those of Moses ; was written in oppofition to the notion of two independent
principles , and often describes and represents Satan as the author of the Fall .
But why ...
On the other side , he assures us , that the book of Job was more ancient than
those of Moses ; was written in oppofition to the notion of two independent
principles , and often describes and represents Satan as the author of the Fall .
But why ...
Pagina 126
... whether the law was appointed to adminifter and di pense the fundamental
articles of the Gospel . And here , our Author says , he has the pleasure to
observe , that the bare ftating of the question feems sufficient to expole the
grossness ...
... whether the law was appointed to adminifter and di pense the fundamental
articles of the Gospel . And here , our Author says , he has the pleasure to
observe , that the bare ftating of the question feems sufficient to expole the
grossness ...
Pagina 136
Our Author is pleased to make an apology for his stile , which , whether
necessary or not , our readers will determine from such extracts as we shall lay
before them . - When it is confidered , that the Author resided many 4 years
abroad , and ...
Our Author is pleased to make an apology for his stile , which , whether
necessary or not , our readers will determine from such extracts as we shall lay
before them . - When it is confidered , that the Author resided many 4 years
abroad , and ...
Pagina 198
XIV . p : 392. given some account of the pamphlet which occafioned this Apology
, and as we have no reason , from any thing Mr. Horne has faid , ' to change our
opinion of the merit of that performance , fo we the think the Author of the ...
XIV . p : 392. given some account of the pamphlet which occafioned this Apology
, and as we have no reason , from any thing Mr. Horne has faid , ' to change our
opinion of the merit of that performance , fo we the think the Author of the ...
Pagina 403
An elegant ( a ) wiiter has said , 16 That Politicians and Generals have appear ed
in all ages ; yets tho ' the British nation has never been exceeded in the career of
glory , the Author of the Cadet obfervesy that sa disappointed search for books ...
An elegant ( a ) wiiter has said , 16 That Politicians and Generals have appear ed
in all ages ; yets tho ' the British nation has never been exceeded in the career of
glory , the Author of the Cadet obfervesy that sa disappointed search for books ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Monthly Review, Volume 15 |
| Redacteurs | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Uitgever | R. Griffiths., 1756 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Northwestern University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 11 april 2012 |
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