Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1805 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... ground of the opposition of the Clergy of Edinburgh to Mr. Leslie's appointment to the vacant Mathe- matical chair , and the pretext of which they availed themselves to advance the views of their order . It is impossible not to admire ...
... ground of the opposition of the Clergy of Edinburgh to Mr. Leslie's appointment to the vacant Mathe- matical chair , and the pretext of which they availed themselves to advance the views of their order . It is impossible not to admire ...
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... ground the Roman Catholic has , in reality , gained upon the Protestant reli- gion in Ireland , such ground , I have not the smallest doubt , will not merely be maintained , but enlarged , at least so long as the principal efficient ...
... ground the Roman Catholic has , in reality , gained upon the Protestant reli- gion in Ireland , such ground , I have not the smallest doubt , will not merely be maintained , but enlarged , at least so long as the principal efficient ...
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... ground of triumph , than by telling him that , if he be supplied with the Bible , he is supplied with arms against the church ? If this be true , it is in vain to boast that the gates of nonconformity can never pre- vail against her ...
... ground of triumph , than by telling him that , if he be supplied with the Bible , he is supplied with arms against the church ? If this be true , it is in vain to boast that the gates of nonconformity can never pre- vail against her ...
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