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... doctrine in any one point . We , therefore , hasten to state Dr. Wordsworth's inferences . 66 Looking , then , at the reception of the author of the " Essay on Development , " into the Church of Rome , with this volume as his con ...
... doctrine in any one point . We , therefore , hasten to state Dr. Wordsworth's inferences . 66 Looking , then , at the reception of the author of the " Essay on Development , " into the Church of Rome , with this volume as his con ...
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... doctrine ; but we question whether we have met with any more apposite than these . We predict that this will become a standard work in the libraries of our clergy ; and we tender our best thanks to the author of it . v . - A Synopsis of ...
... doctrine ; but we question whether we have met with any more apposite than these . We predict that this will become a standard work in the libraries of our clergy ; and we tender our best thanks to the author of it . v . - A Synopsis of ...
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... doctrine as bond of union ; ( 4 ) every doctrine is a means of disunion ; ( 5 ) doctrines prevent the Christ - Catholic communion from attaining its object - an universal Christian Church ; ( 6 ) prin- ciple is the only bond of union ...
... doctrine as bond of union ; ( 4 ) every doctrine is a means of disunion ; ( 5 ) doctrines prevent the Christ - Catholic communion from attaining its object - an universal Christian Church ; ( 6 ) prin- ciple is the only bond of union ...
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England in the North American Colonies c c | 42 |
The Ingoldsby Legends or Mirth and Marvel | 59 |
and Philological Commentary by the Rev George Phillips | 71 |
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