Reflections on the Revolution in France ... The third editionJ. Dodsley, 1790 - 364 |
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... ecclefiaftical modes and fashions of institution , that very little alteration has been made in them fince the four- teenth or fifteenth century ; adhering in this par- ticular , ticular , as in all things elfe , to our ( 148 ( )
... ecclefiaftical modes and fashions of institution , that very little alteration has been made in them fince the four- teenth or fifteenth century ; adhering in this par- ticular , ticular , as in all things elfe , to our ( 148 ( )
Strona 151
... institution , and in all inftitutions . They have been taught , that the circumftance of the gofpel's being preached to the poor , was one of the great tefts of its true miffion . They think , there- fore , that those do not believe it ...
... institution , and in all inftitutions . They have been taught , that the circumftance of the gofpel's being preached to the poor , was one of the great tefts of its true miffion . They think , there- fore , that those do not believe it ...
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... institutions are the products of enthufiafin ; they are the inftruments of wisdom . Wisdom cannot create materials ; they are the gifts of na- ture or of chance ; her pride is in the ufe . The perennial " • perennial existence of bodies ...
... institutions are the products of enthufiafin ; they are the inftruments of wisdom . Wisdom cannot create materials ; they are the gifts of na- ture or of chance ; her pride is in the ufe . The perennial " • perennial existence of bodies ...
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