The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, Numéros 139 à 142J. Whittle, 1810 |
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... mind is the best help to understand the truths of religion ; and observes , that , in the study of every human science , there is some particular previous temper , some certain cast and pre- disposition of mind , which makes men fit for ...
... mind is the best help to understand the truths of religion ; and observes , that , in the study of every human science , there is some particular previous temper , some certain cast and pre- disposition of mind , which makes men fit for ...
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... mind ; the religious admonitions in his father's letters then began to be felt , and duly appreciated , by him ; he reflected deeply on the means of distinguishing himself , of being independent of any pecuniary assistance from his ...
... mind ; the religious admonitions in his father's letters then began to be felt , and duly appreciated , by him ; he reflected deeply on the means of distinguishing himself , of being independent of any pecuniary assistance from his ...
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... mind , he deduces this inaccuracy from the peculiar view which his lordship's train of reasoning leads him to take of the subject in debate . 66 I do not , Sir , mean to defend the Bishop in this alleged misconstruction of the learned ...
... mind , he deduces this inaccuracy from the peculiar view which his lordship's train of reasoning leads him to take of the subject in debate . 66 I do not , Sir , mean to defend the Bishop in this alleged misconstruction of the learned ...
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