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... the excessive state of filthiness in which these miserable wretches were
compelled to exist . They were crowded together in inclosures , like the sheep -
pens of Smithfield - market , and the abominable stench and uncleanliness ,
which were ...
... the excessive state of filthiness in which these miserable wretches were
compelled to exist . They were crowded together in inclosures , like the sheep -
pens of Smithfield - market , and the abominable stench and uncleanliness ,
which were ...
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... for that the Winged Globe represented by him on the frieze , does not exist in
the original . Indeed M . Denon is very little to be depended on where he does not
copy from preceding travellers , or from the actual fragments carried away by the
...
... for that the Winged Globe represented by him on the frieze , does not exist in
the original . Indeed M . Denon is very little to be depended on where he does not
copy from preceding travellers , or from the actual fragments carried away by the
...
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Mr . Sumner has given in his preface a summary of the process by which he
proposes , first , to prove the existence of an all - powerful , wise , and good Being
by whom every thing exists ; and , secondly , to remove the objections to his
wisdom ...
Mr . Sumner has given in his preface a summary of the process by which he
proposes , first , to prove the existence of an all - powerful , wise , and good Being
by whom every thing exists ; and , secondly , to remove the objections to his
wisdom ...
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rest his principal evidence of the existence of the Creator upon the credibility of
the Mosaic Records of the Creation . He justly adds , that to descend from the
height to which , úpon the fundamental point of the existence of God , we have
been ...
rest his principal evidence of the existence of the Creator upon the credibility of
the Mosaic Records of the Creation . He justly adds , that to descend from the
height to which , úpon the fundamental point of the existence of God , we have
been ...
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... in a few pages , the abstract , which he is so well capable of producing , of the
arguments to be found in ancient and modern authors concerning the existence
of a God , which after all is a FACT scarcely any where denied in the present day
...
... in a few pages , the abstract , which he is so well capable of producing , of the
arguments to be found in ancient and modern authors concerning the existence
of a God , which after all is a FACT scarcely any where denied in the present day
...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen16 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1817 |
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