The Quarterly Review, 72. köideJ. Murray, 1843 |
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... religious ex- ercise is equally unfavourable to all kinds of mental improvement or domestic duty ? And it is worse ... religious feeling unless human beings are engaged in some exercise distinctly religious- religious - which we have ...
... religious ex- ercise is equally unfavourable to all kinds of mental improvement or domestic duty ? And it is worse ... religious feeling unless human beings are engaged in some exercise distinctly religious- religious - which we have ...
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religious - which we have remarked in their writing and conversa- tion , and with the same result . For will it not on examination be found that , wherever a number of so - called religious individuals gather together , in a social ...
religious - which we have remarked in their writing and conversa- tion , and with the same result . For will it not on examination be found that , wherever a number of so - called religious individuals gather together , in a social ...
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... religious movement . We do not pretend that it has as yet had any considerable influence on the great masses of the people - our present evidence restricts it to the Established Church , and even there , to the more intelligent classes ...
... religious movement . We do not pretend that it has as yet had any considerable influence on the great masses of the people - our present evidence restricts it to the Established Church , and even there , to the more intelligent classes ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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