The Quarterly Review, Volumen16John Murray, 1817 |
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... respects Mr. Burnett was eminently worthy of imitation . If the gratuitous payment of a father's debts ; -if extensive chari- ties to the poor ; -punctuality in all his dealings ; -gratuities to those of his correspondents with whom he ...
... respects Mr. Burnett was eminently worthy of imitation . If the gratuitous payment of a father's debts ; -if extensive chari- ties to the poor ; -punctuality in all his dealings ; -gratuities to those of his correspondents with whom he ...
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... respects , an amiable character , but strongly marked with eccentricity . But we have no inclination to inquire into , and , if possible , still less right to indulge in sarcasms against , singularities which have , perhaps , been ...
... respects , an amiable character , but strongly marked with eccentricity . But we have no inclination to inquire into , and , if possible , still less right to indulge in sarcasms against , singularities which have , perhaps , been ...
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... respect to his wisdom and goodness that they were bound to establish the proof , both from reason and Revela- tion . Mr. Sumner was , therefore , at liberty to exercise full dis- cretion on the first point ; and whether by selecting the ...
... respect to his wisdom and goodness that they were bound to establish the proof , both from reason and Revela- tion . Mr. Sumner was , therefore , at liberty to exercise full dis- cretion on the first point ; and whether by selecting the ...
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... respecting man , without some understanding of the design of God in bringing him into existence , which involves the question , what man is in his state of nature , or as he is placed by Providence in connection with the scheme of ...
... respecting man , without some understanding of the design of God in bringing him into existence , which involves the question , what man is in his state of nature , or as he is placed by Providence in connection with the scheme of ...
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... respect to this world , and to the Being into whose hands He has delivered it over as a possession ; and the con ... respecting the wisdom and goodness of God which we have ourselves derived from what we conceive to be a refutation of ...
... respect to this world , and to the Being into whose hands He has delivered it over as a possession ; and the con ... respecting the wisdom and goodness of God which we have ourselves derived from what we conceive to be a refutation of ...
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