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... tion of burning the city , and completed his preparations . The French army entered Moscow ; Napoleon established himself in the Kremlin , -and his officers selected the most convenient houses and palaces , believing that they were now ...
... tion of burning the city , and completed his preparations . The French army entered Moscow ; Napoleon established himself in the Kremlin , -and his officers selected the most convenient houses and palaces , believing that they were now ...
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... tion are numerous and evident . That of locality was obvious . States of college affairs have often existed and will often ex- ist , when the Corporation needs to be in almost perpetual session ; or at least in condition to be promptly ...
... tion are numerous and evident . That of locality was obvious . States of college affairs have often existed and will often ex- ist , when the Corporation needs to be in almost perpetual session ; or at least in condition to be promptly ...
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... the study of theology , felt the importance of forming a just and true theo- ry of the human mind . This feeling prompted him to read with atten- tion all the most noted and distinguished authors , he 18 [ Oct. 1 , REVIEWS .
... the study of theology , felt the importance of forming a just and true theo- ry of the human mind . This feeling prompted him to read with atten- tion all the most noted and distinguished authors , he 18 [ Oct. 1 , REVIEWS .
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tion all the most noted and distinguished authors , he could find , on the subject of pneumatology . — He expected , by studying them , to digest a true system . This course he pursued for several years . When he had carefully attended ...
tion all the most noted and distinguished authors , he could find , on the subject of pneumatology . — He expected , by studying them , to digest a true system . This course he pursued for several years . When he had carefully attended ...
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... tion of men . According to his word , men possess three distinct pro- perties or faculties . An understanding , which is the seat of knowl- edge ; the heart , which is the fountain of depravity ; and the will , as the cause of all the ...
... tion of men . According to his word , men possess three distinct pro- perties or faculties . An understanding , which is the seat of knowl- edge ; the heart , which is the fountain of depravity ; and the will , as the cause of all the ...
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