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Side 129
... attention of the High Court for these two Seffions . Mr. Fox then rofe to fum up the evidence . He addreffed the High Court in a fhort pre- face , in which he stated the task which had fallen to him that day . It was an arduous and ...
... attention of the High Court for these two Seffions . Mr. Fox then rofe to fum up the evidence . He addreffed the High Court in a fhort pre- face , in which he stated the task which had fallen to him that day . It was an arduous and ...
Side 196
... attention to the important fubjects on which they treat ; and though we are not told fo much in direct terms , yet we may fairly conclude , from the inftance of the Sermon preached at the celebration of the Lord's Supper , that they ...
... attention to the important fubjects on which they treat ; and though we are not told fo much in direct terms , yet we may fairly conclude , from the inftance of the Sermon preached at the celebration of the Lord's Supper , that they ...
Side 324
... attention equally of the Legiflator and the Politician , the Moralist and the Divine . At length , after a life ufefully spent in the fervice , of the world , having been fe- veral years the fenior Lord of Seffion , Lord Kaimes died in ...
... attention equally of the Legiflator and the Politician , the Moralist and the Divine . At length , after a life ufefully spent in the fervice , of the world , having been fe- veral years the fenior Lord of Seffion , Lord Kaimes died in ...
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