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... that only as a probable argument , this which follows seems to carry greater weight . The knowledge of Christ must certainly be manifested unto all the quarters of the world , according to divers predictions of prophets , ratified ...
... that only as a probable argument , this which follows seems to carry greater weight . The knowledge of Christ must certainly be manifested unto all the quarters of the world , according to divers predictions of prophets , ratified ...
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... and devolve all upon some single sovereign commander ; for that it seems to have been thought more equitable that what belonged to all should be managed by all , when all had entered by compact into one community .
... and devolve all upon some single sovereign commander ; for that it seems to have been thought more equitable that what belonged to all should be managed by all , when all had entered by compact into one community .
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“ To me , ” he says , “ it seems most apparent that under Christ the reason of the constitution of these and the primitive churches is really and truly owing to the original state and liberty of mankind , and founded peculiarly in the ...
“ To me , ” he says , “ it seems most apparent that under Christ the reason of the constitution of these and the primitive churches is really and truly owing to the original state and liberty of mankind , and founded peculiarly in the ...
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COMMODORE PERRYS LANDING IN JAPAN 1853 OFFICIAL Report 152 COMMODORE PAUL JONESS ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE BETW... | 29 |
BRADFORDS VOYAGE OF THE MAYFLOWER 154 JOHN WHITES PLANTING OF COLONIES IN NEW ENGLAND 155 WHEELERS NARR... | 96 |
THE LEXINGTON TOWN MEETINGS FROM 1765 TO 1775 | 109 |
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