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... object- " A process of this kind is slow . It is not fit for an assembly which glories in performing in a few months the work of ages . Such a mode of reforming , pos- sibly , might take up many years . " Without question it might ; and ...
... object- " A process of this kind is slow . It is not fit for an assembly which glories in performing in a few months the work of ages . Such a mode of reforming , pos- sibly , might take up many years . " Without question it might ; and ...
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... object of our preacher's triumph , though he supported himself , felt much on that shameful occasion . As a man , it became him to feel for his wife and his children and the faithful guards of his person that were massacred in cold ...
... object of our preacher's triumph , though he supported himself , felt much on that shameful occasion . As a man , it became him to feel for his wife and his children and the faithful guards of his person that were massacred in cold ...
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... object- " A process of this kind is slow . It is not fit for an assembly which glories in performing in a few months the work of ages . Such a mode of reforming , possibly , might take up many years . " Without question it might ; and ...
... object- " A process of this kind is slow . It is not fit for an assembly which glories in performing in a few months the work of ages . Such a mode of reforming , possibly , might take up many years . " Without question it might ; and ...
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