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... by rendring them , not only unneceffary , but impracticable ; and have enjoy'd to the utmost , both the Honour , and the Plea- fure of well - doing . A 4 In- Indeed , there is fcarce any Virtue which either dif- The Dedication .
... by rendring them , not only unneceffary , but impracticable ; and have enjoy'd to the utmost , both the Honour , and the Plea- fure of well - doing . A 4 In- Indeed , there is fcarce any Virtue which either dif- The Dedication .
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Francis Atterbury. Indeed , there is fcarce any Virtue which either dif- poses the Mind to deferve well of others , oradds Come- linefs and Grace to deferying Actions , that doth not mani- feftly appear , and fhine in Your LORDSHIP : and ...
Francis Atterbury. Indeed , there is fcarce any Virtue which either dif- poses the Mind to deferve well of others , oradds Come- linefs and Grace to deferying Actions , that doth not mani- feftly appear , and fhine in Your LORDSHIP : and ...
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... Virtue , of encouraging Perfons diftinguith'd by their Learning , their undaunted Affertion of Divine Truths , and undiffembled Zeal for our admirable Constitution in Church and State ; which will , in fhort , enable You to carry on all ...
... Virtue , of encouraging Perfons diftinguith'd by their Learning , their undaunted Affertion of Divine Truths , and undiffembled Zeal for our admirable Constitution in Church and State ; which will , in fhort , enable You to carry on all ...
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... and un- profitable Ornaments . But Malice it felf is difarm'd , and all Objections are filenc'd , when thofe Rewards are be- ftow'd on Men , who by their Birth , and Virtues , and Experience , are their The Dedication .
... and un- profitable Ornaments . But Malice it felf is difarm'd , and all Objections are filenc'd , when thofe Rewards are be- ftow'd on Men , who by their Birth , and Virtues , and Experience , are their The Dedication .
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Francis Atterbury. their Birth , and Virtues , and Experience , are every way qualify'd for them ; whofe Hereditary Fortunes , and Noble Natures , fet them above all mean Defigns of diverting the Patrimony of the Church to improper U ...
Francis Atterbury. their Birth , and Virtues , and Experience , are every way qualify'd for them ; whofe Hereditary Fortunes , and Noble Natures , fet them above all mean Defigns of diverting the Patrimony of the Church to improper U ...
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