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Pagina 6
... Judgment of a Mafter of a College , in every Thing relating to it , at leaft where his own feparate Intereft is not concerned , that it is no Wonder what is taken to be your Senfe of the Mind and true Intent of Mr. Freeman's Will , and ...
... Judgment of a Mafter of a College , in every Thing relating to it , at leaft where his own feparate Intereft is not concerned , that it is no Wonder what is taken to be your Senfe of the Mind and true Intent of Mr. Freeman's Will , and ...
Pagina 43
... Judgment and Experience , were invited to communicate their Thoughts ; many did communicate them , none were difcou- raged from doing fo . In Confequence of this , feveral Articles were altered , to ac- commodate them , as well as might ...
... Judgment and Experience , were invited to communicate their Thoughts ; many did communicate them , none were difcou- raged from doing fo . In Confequence of this , feveral Articles were altered , to ac- commodate them , as well as might ...
Pagina 12
... Judgment , formed of Or , which denotes Great , and Deal , or Dele , importing Judgment . The Ordeal was of various Kinds ; but the more popular ones were thofe of red - hot Iron and Water ; the first for Freemen and People of Fashion ...
... Judgment , formed of Or , which denotes Great , and Deal , or Dele , importing Judgment . The Ordeal was of various Kinds ; but the more popular ones were thofe of red - hot Iron and Water ; the first for Freemen and People of Fashion ...
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