The Eclectic Review, Volume 1, Part 1C. Taylor, 1805 |
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... reasons , and not their names ; and was not scared with the ugly visors men usually put upon persons they dislike . He ... reason , experience , and revelation . That the public might not doubt of our political and religious senti ments ...
... reasons , and not their names ; and was not scared with the ugly visors men usually put upon persons they dislike . He ... reason , experience , and revelation . That the public might not doubt of our political and religious senti ments ...
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... reason to complain of material omissions . Yet , among the optical phe- nomena which are described and solved , we think that Dr. G. ought by no means to have neglected those most remarkable and picturesque illusions from horizontal ...
... reason to complain of material omissions . Yet , among the optical phe- nomena which are described and solved , we think that Dr. G. ought by no means to have neglected those most remarkable and picturesque illusions from horizontal ...
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... reason " have taken peculiar pains to divest the Deity of this attribute , and to resolve his justice into mere sovereign plea- sure ; so that there should seem to be nothing essential to the divine nature , which requires him to make a ...
... reason " have taken peculiar pains to divest the Deity of this attribute , and to resolve his justice into mere sovereign plea- sure ; so that there should seem to be nothing essential to the divine nature , which requires him to make a ...
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