The Eclectic Review, Volume 3; Volume 6, Part 2Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood C. Taylor, 1807 |
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Page 580
... mind were strong enough to follow , to that profound- est principle where inquiry must terminate for ever ; now , though it be impossible to approach within the most distant glimmering sight of that principle , yet a mind sharpened by ...
... mind were strong enough to follow , to that profound- est principle where inquiry must terminate for ever ; now , though it be impossible to approach within the most distant glimmering sight of that principle , yet a mind sharpened by ...
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... mind . It is certain that sometimes the one and sometimes the other may prevail without al- tering my purpose in the least ; I am held to my purpose by the Idea ( which I cannot get rid of ) of what another suffers , and that [ it ] is ...
... mind . It is certain that sometimes the one and sometimes the other may prevail without al- tering my purpose in the least ; I am held to my purpose by the Idea ( which I cannot get rid of ) of what another suffers , and that [ it ] is ...
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... mind , " that is , if we understand him , that he might establish himself in the truth . We do not perceive however the marks of such a design , but rather of a compilation of the arguments and comments of the party , drawn up anew ...
... mind , " that is , if we understand him , that he might establish himself in the truth . We do not perceive however the marks of such a design , but rather of a compilation of the arguments and comments of the party , drawn up anew ...
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