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... says ) are not only warranted , but in duty bound , to preserve that system , as originally practised at Madras , in the form of a Church - of - England education . ' And A 4 that that nothing might be wanting to explain what was meant ...
... says , If it be deemed expedient to establish a national religion , that is to say , one sect in preference to all others , some test , by which the teachers of that sect may be distinguished from the teachers of different sects ...
... ( says Dr. Paley , p . 336 ) is founded in its utility . So says Warburton ; and as the most numerous religious party is likely to be most useful to the state , he hence argues to the party with which the state should more immediately ...
... says Mr. Pe- ring , so objectionable that I defy all the shipwrights in the king- dom , or the art of man to invent a worse instrument for confining the planks of a ship to her side . ' * Though not so decidedly hostile as Mr. Pering to ...
... says Mr. Secretary Pepys in his MS . memoirs , when copper was first proposed for sheathing ships . They did try it near a century afterwards ; and though it succeeded beyond expectation , yet such were the prejudices of the surveyors ...