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This , it may be said , is referrible to that wholesome discipline by which public opinion coerces the impudence of vice . For the most part , it is so . But public opinion is an effect ; and like all other effects , must have a cause .
This , it may be said , is referrible to that wholesome discipline by which public opinion coerces the impudence of vice . For the most part , it is so . But public opinion is an effect ; and like all other effects , must have a cause .
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Of this opinion I take Bishop Hoadly to be , Dr. Whitby , Mr. Dodwell , and many others might be named . " But how contradictory to this is the judgment of Bishop Pearson , Vindicia . Lib . 2. Cap . 13. Bishop Taylor , Episc . assert .
Of this opinion I take Bishop Hoadly to be , Dr. Whitby , Mr. Dodwell , and many others might be named . " But how contradictory to this is the judgment of Bishop Pearson , Vindicia . Lib . 2. Cap . 13. Bishop Taylor , Episc . assert .
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with di' vers other heresies and detestable opinions : and hath persisted so obstinate in the same , that by ' no ... and most famous universities , ) to be an ' heretic , and to have an evil opinion of the faith , ' and therefore to be ...
with di' vers other heresies and detestable opinions : and hath persisted so obstinate in the same , that by ' no ... and most famous universities , ) to be an ' heretic , and to have an evil opinion of the faith , ' and therefore to be ...
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