A Compendium of English Literature: Chronologically Arranged, from Sir John Mandeville to William Cowper : Consisting of Biographical Sketches of the Authors, Selections from Their Works, with Notes, Explanatory, Illustrative, and Directing to the Best Editions and to Various CriticismsE.C. & J. Biddle, 1862 - 776 páginas |
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... Church ... 390 Moral Tendency of Addison's Writings 391 THOMAS YALDEN 416 Omnipresence of the Deity .. 391 John Partridge's Defence ... 418 Reflections in Westminster Abbey .. 393 His Poetry - Letter from Italy Paraphrase of Psalm xxiii ...
... Church ... 390 Moral Tendency of Addison's Writings 391 THOMAS YALDEN 416 Omnipresence of the Deity .. 391 John Partridge's Defence ... 418 Reflections in Westminster Abbey .. 393 His Poetry - Letter from Italy Paraphrase of Psalm xxiii ...
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... Church- yard 596 On a distant Prospect of Eton College 599 Song Knowledge to be accommodated to the Purposes of Life . ..... 659 ............ . 660 Right Improvement of Time . ..... 657 Duty of Forgiveness . Solitude not Desirable ...
... Church- yard 596 On a distant Prospect of Eton College 599 Song Knowledge to be accommodated to the Purposes of Life . ..... 659 ............ . 660 Right Improvement of Time . ..... 657 Duty of Forgiveness . Solitude not Desirable ...
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... Church 18 under foote , the Clergie is in errour , the Devill raigneth , and Simonie beareth the sway . " 1 A town of Hertfordshire , about twenty miles north of London . 2 They were published in 1356 . B 2 * 17 John Mandeville was ...
... Church 18 under foote , the Clergie is in errour , the Devill raigneth , and Simonie beareth the sway . " 1 A town of Hertfordshire , about twenty miles north of London . 2 They were published in 1356 . B 2 * 17 John Mandeville was ...
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... church of Rome . He had now fairly entered into that arena which he was to quit only with his life . To enter , however , into the particulars of his eventful life — the con tinued and most bitter persecutions he ever experienced at the ...
... church of Rome . He had now fairly entered into that arena which he was to quit only with his life . To enter , however , into the particulars of his eventful life — the con tinued and most bitter persecutions he ever experienced at the ...
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... church , that they might minister it to the laity and weaker sort , according to the exigency of times and their several occasions . So that by this means the Gospel is made vulgar , and laid more open to the laity , and even to women ...
... church , that they might minister it to the laity and weaker sort , according to the exigency of times and their several occasions . So that by this means the Gospel is made vulgar , and laid more open to the laity , and even to women ...
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