The British Quarterly Review, 39. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 |
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... called Knowledge and Virtue , the two at the postern - gate to be called Mercy and Truth . This fort is invincible , if every man will fear God ; for all governors reign and govern by the two watchmen Knowledge and Virtue ; and if you ...
... called Knowledge and Virtue , the two at the postern - gate to be called Mercy and Truth . This fort is invincible , if every man will fear God ; for all governors reign and govern by the two watchmen Knowledge and Virtue ; and if you ...
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... called upon to do so , poor Dibdin would doubtless plead , — ' My poverty , and not my will , consents . ' But he threw his whole heart and soul into those rough , spirited sea ballads , which are an inheritance England may well be ...
... called upon to do so , poor Dibdin would doubtless plead , — ' My poverty , and not my will , consents . ' But he threw his whole heart and soul into those rough , spirited sea ballads , which are an inheritance England may well be ...
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... called to deliver another opinion on any question of this nature . But the case being so , what will follow ? The immediate effect it is not difficult to see . The Gorham case in effect told the clergy that they might take the Rubric on ...
... called to deliver another opinion on any question of this nature . But the case being so , what will follow ? The immediate effect it is not difficult to see . The Gorham case in effect told the clergy that they might take the Rubric on ...
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