The Pamphleteer, Tom 7;Tom 12Abraham John Valpy A.J. Valpy, 1818 |
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... Objects of General Terms , and on the Axiomatical Laws of Vision . Second Edition . To which are added some Remarks on the MONTHLY REVIEW on the Subject . By J. FEARN , Esq . IX . LETTER on the true Principles of ADVANTAGEOUS ...
... Objects of General Terms , and on the Axiomatical Laws of Vision . Second Edition . To which are added some Remarks on the MONTHLY REVIEW on the Subject . By J. FEARN , Esq . IX . LETTER on the true Principles of ADVANTAGEOUS ...
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... object , could not supply the want of Places of Public Worship , of which there existed so melancholy a deficiency . I > He believed that , in support of a fact so generally known , he might rest on the ground of public notoriety . He ...
... object , could not supply the want of Places of Public Worship , of which there existed so melancholy a deficiency . I > He believed that , in support of a fact so generally known , he might rest on the ground of public notoriety . He ...
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... object . He had already referred to the case of twenty - seven parishes , in each of which the excess of the population , above the accommodation of the Churches , was above 20,000 souls . ' It might be estimated , that in these ...
... object . He had already referred to the case of twenty - seven parishes , in each of which the excess of the population , above the accommodation of the Churches , was above 20,000 souls . ' It might be estimated , that in these ...
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... object , from the operations of a most excellent society lately formed , and which already com- prised a large proportion of whatever was most respectable and dignified in Church and State . In cases in which parishes , requiring ...
... object , from the operations of a most excellent society lately formed , and which already com- prised a large proportion of whatever was most respectable and dignified in Church and State . In cases in which parishes , requiring ...
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... of the House , that such cases should arise in which they could all unite their efforts for a common object . He remembered an occa- * Vide Appendix , No. II . sion , ( not , indeed , in the House 12 [ 10 Rt . Hon . N. Vansittart's Speech.
... of the House , that such cases should arise in which they could all unite their efforts for a common object . He remembered an occa- * Vide Appendix , No. II . sion , ( not , indeed , in the House 12 [ 10 Rt . Hon . N. Vansittart's Speech.
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