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...property; and not only of his inherited property, but of that which he might himself acquire—when immorality and infidelity went hand in hand with spiritual...lived a careless infidel, mocking at morality and God, and who died a craven infidel, calling in his panic for the viaticum of superstition. Is not that...

...reward, to strip bis father of his property, and not only of his inherited property, but of that which be might himself acquire; when immorality and infidelity...spiritual slavery ; and, while Baxter and Calamy lay in prise n f.ir their convictions, obscxne plays were being acted in the harem of a Defender or the Faith,...

...of the apostles — when Ireland was oppressed by a penal code which bribed the child to apostasy, enabling him, as a reward, to strip his father of...lived a careless infidel, mocking at morality and God, and who died a craven infidel, calling in his panic for the viaticum of superstition.' The dissatisfaction...

...Duke of Wellington, allowing him to make his defence in English. Again, the Professor writes 2 : — " While Baxter and Calamy lay in prison for their convictions,...lived a careless infidel, mocking at morality and God, and who died a craven infidel, calling in his panic for the viaticum of superstition." This passage,...

...to apostasy by enabling him, as a reward, to strip his father of his property, and not only (if bis inherited property, but of that which he might himself...lived a careless infidel, mocking at morality and God, and who died a craven infidel, calling in his panic for the viaticum of superstition. Is not that...