The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Ausgaben 262-267Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1820 |
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... object of religion is certainly two - fold . Its primary and most essential one , the advancement of God's glory , and the salvation of mankind . Its secondary and subordinate , though still very im- portant object ; the well - being of ...
... object of religion is certainly two - fold . Its primary and most essential one , the advancement of God's glory , and the salvation of mankind . Its secondary and subordinate , though still very im- portant object ; the well - being of ...
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... object . Like Themistocles , he preferred nipping the bud to stem- ming the torrent , ' and , in the prosecution of his object , he enlisted all his physical and intellectual powers . In this revolution be read not only a barefaced ...
... object . Like Themistocles , he preferred nipping the bud to stem- ming the torrent , ' and , in the prosecution of his object , he enlisted all his physical and intellectual powers . In this revolution be read not only a barefaced ...
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... object , which would no more awaken an improper thought in the imagination of others than it would change their substance , assumes to this the very image of Priapus . Alas ! alas ! But thus it must ever be with those who mis- take ...
... object , which would no more awaken an improper thought in the imagination of others than it would change their substance , assumes to this the very image of Priapus . Alas ! alas ! But thus it must ever be with those who mis- take ...
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