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Side xi
Happily however for the cause of learning and of truth , the very heats of present
controversy often force us to consult the oracles of the past . 1 Why do not our text
- books , like the German , open with a sketch of the literature of their subjects ?
Happily however for the cause of learning and of truth , the very heats of present
controversy often force us to consult the oracles of the past . 1 Why do not our text
- books , like the German , open with a sketch of the literature of their subjects ?
Side xxxiv
But that God was more immediately present , while we were worshiping him in
the temple . I replied , that I thought God was as present at Paul ' s cross as at
Paul ' s church ; and at the preaching - place at Whitehall , and ' spital sermons ,
as ...
But that God was more immediately present , while we were worshiping him in
the temple . I replied , that I thought God was as present at Paul ' s cross as at
Paul ' s church ; and at the preaching - place at Whitehall , and ' spital sermons ,
as ...
Side xlv
As it is , I must only strive to apply sound discretion to select , and gradually
widening information to illustrate , each successive volume : completeness , for
the present at least , is beyond my reach . Defective , however , as the execution
of my ...
As it is , I must only strive to apply sound discretion to select , and gradually
widening information to illustrate , each successive volume : completeness , for
the present at least , is beyond my reach . Defective , however , as the execution
of my ...
Side xlvi
saintly halo around it , and if the estate once more presents a smiling contrast to
the neighbouring parishes , all is owing to the impression made on his boyish
sympathies some sixty years ago by a perusal of Ferrar ' s life . Thenceforth
Gidding ...
saintly halo around it , and if the estate once more presents a smiling contrast to
the neighbouring parishes , all is owing to the impression made on his boyish
sympathies some sixty years ago by a perusal of Ferrar ' s life . Thenceforth
Gidding ...
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... he ) he loseth precious time , and is more than fit for the university ; and soon
after he would needs carry him to Cambridge , to Clare Hall , and there presents
him to his tutor , Dr . Linsell , then but a senior fellow ; Dr . Smith ' was master .
... he ) he loseth precious time , and is more than fit for the university ; and soon
after he would needs carry him to Cambridge , to Clare Hall , and there presents
him to his tutor , Dr . Linsell , then but a senior fellow ; Dr . Smith ' was master .
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Nicholas Ferrar Cambridge in the 17. Century. P.I |
| Forfatter | John Ferrar |
| Utgiver | University Press, 1855 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 1. jul 2010 |
| Lengde | 398 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |