Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 3. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 594
... himself upon the point of lofing all the fruits of his former fchemes , by having his own prin- ciples turned against himself . Among the Indepen- dents , who in general were for no ecclefiaftical fubor- dination , a fet of men grew up ...
... himself upon the point of lofing all the fruits of his former fchemes , by having his own prin- ciples turned against himself . Among the Indepen- dents , who in general were for no ecclefiaftical fubor- dination , a fet of men grew up ...
Page 596
... himself , to whofe care he had been committed , acknowledged himself a convert . At one blow his head was fevered from his body . The other executioner then , holding up the head , exclaimed , " This is the head of a traitor . " 161 ...
... himself , to whofe care he had been committed , acknowledged himself a convert . At one blow his head was fevered from his body . The other executioner then , holding up the head , exclaimed , " This is the head of a traitor . " 161 ...
Page 731
... himself with air and exercife ) , brought on a mortification , which put a period to his labours and forrows about the latter end of 1732. He was unquestionably a man of uncommon abilities and learning his management of Woolton fhowed ...
... himself with air and exercife ) , brought on a mortification , which put a period to his labours and forrows about the latter end of 1732. He was unquestionably a man of uncommon abilities and learning his management of Woolton fhowed ...
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