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... Bishop Skinner , of the Scottish Epifcopal Church , entitled Primitive Truth and Order Vindicated † , contains principally a ftrenuous defence of Epifcopacy , against the pofthumous at- tacks of the late Profeffor George Campbell , of ...
... Bishop Skinner , of the Scottish Epifcopal Church , entitled Primitive Truth and Order Vindicated † , contains principally a ftrenuous defence of Epifcopacy , against the pofthumous at- tacks of the late Profeffor George Campbell , of ...
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... Bishop of St. David's calculated his Initia Paulina * : but to fuch as can employ the work , it will be found of primary utility . For thofe who have made a further progreffion , and are ftudying the language of the Old Teftament , Mr ...
... Bishop of St. David's calculated his Initia Paulina * : but to fuch as can employ the work , it will be found of primary utility . For thofe who have made a further progreffion , and are ftudying the language of the Old Teftament , Mr ...
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... Bishop of St. David's , ( Burgefs ) is , as might be expected , learned , clear , and judicious : the principal fubject of his Charge § , is , the advantages of the Chriftian Prieft- hood . The Bishop of Meath , is , as ufual , animated ...
... Bishop of St. David's , ( Burgefs ) is , as might be expected , learned , clear , and judicious : the principal fubject of his Charge § , is , the advantages of the Chriftian Prieft- hood . The Bishop of Meath , is , as ufual , animated ...
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... bishop , Initia Pau- lina 413 charge to the clergy of St. David's , in 1804 567 Burke's , William , compendium of anatomy C. 652 Campbell's , T. Alfred and Gal- ba row - 561 Catholic emancipation 157 Caulfield's , James , hiftory of the ...
... bishop , Initia Pau- lina 413 charge to the clergy of St. David's , in 1804 567 Burke's , William , compendium of anatomy C. 652 Campbell's , T. Alfred and Gal- ba row - 561 Catholic emancipation 157 Caulfield's , James , hiftory of the ...
Strona xxiv
... bishop , on the Trinity - Hutton's , W. H. poems 619 320 I. and J. Jamiefon , Dr. J. on the ufe of facred history 190 Jennings's , W. general fyftem of 701 attack and defence Inchbald's , Mrs. to Marry , or not to Marry , a comedy 649 ...
... bishop , on the Trinity - Hutton's , W. H. poems 619 320 I. and J. Jamiefon , Dr. J. on the ufe of facred history 190 Jennings's , W. general fyftem of 701 attack and defence Inchbald's , Mrs. to Marry , or not to Marry , a comedy 649 ...
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