The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Ausgaben 256-261Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1819 |
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... existence , denominated Somnambulism . " In addition , somnambulists have affirmed it to be luminous ; not only during its transmission from one body to another , but also as diffused throughout the ambient air . " And why not so , when ...
... existence , denominated Somnambulism . " In addition , somnambulists have affirmed it to be luminous ; not only during its transmission from one body to another , but also as diffused throughout the ambient air . " And why not so , when ...
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... existence . This opposi- tion on points so vital was not quickly forgot , and as moderate men were peculiarly selected for the bench , a degree of coldness existed there , which was very obnoxious to the clergy at large . Hence , when ...
... existence . This opposi- tion on points so vital was not quickly forgot , and as moderate men were peculiarly selected for the bench , a degree of coldness existed there , which was very obnoxious to the clergy at large . Hence , when ...
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... existence of any law of works laid on mankind by their creator , and administered with strict , rigorous , and inflexible justice . This is one of the strong holds of calvinism ; our readers , perhaps , will not be displeased with ...
... existence of any law of works laid on mankind by their creator , and administered with strict , rigorous , and inflexible justice . This is one of the strong holds of calvinism ; our readers , perhaps , will not be displeased with ...
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