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共 26 段- [Footnote 7: John Asgill (1659-1738), became a member of Lin
- And therefore, if notwithstanding all I have said, it still
- For, if religion were once understood to be the necessary st
- It cannot easily be answered to God or man, why a law is not
- The Dutch whose practice is so often quoted to prove and cel
- Among other theological arguments made use of in those times
- If a theological subject be well handled by a layman, it is
- I remember some years ago, a virtuoso writ a small tract abo
- Page xlv. "Giving men thus blindly to the devil, is an extra
- Page 224. "They were as apprehensive of the works of Aristot
- AT the time of writing this scathing piece of invective, Swi
- Edmund Hickeringil, a fanatic preacher at Colchester. He app
- All I can gather from this matter is, that our King Henry ma
- But enthusiasm is none of his Lordship's faculty: I am incli
- I have another project in my head, which ought to be put in
- It is objected, (by priests no doubt, but I have forgot thei
- Discoursing one day with a prelate of the kingdom of Ireland
- I cannot forbear warning you in the most earnest manner agai
- Scott, in his note on this pamphlet (amended from one by Lor
- And, as there can be no disadvantage to the public, in a Pro
- We cannot but observe to your Grace, that, in the English ac
- There are no qualities more incident to the frailty and corr
- This attempt on the part of the House of Commons to regulate
- That the woollen manufacture is the staple of England, as th
- In the reign of this prince, the church and court of Rome ha
- We know, O Lord, that while we are in these bodies, we are a