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... whole of ancient chronology , sacred and profane , may be reduced to one simple , uniform , and consis- tent system , in which all the parts shall correspond with each other , and with the whole , without " the many repugnancies most ...
... whole of ancient chronology , sacred and profane , may be reduced to one simple , uniform , and consis- tent system , in which all the parts shall correspond with each other , and with the whole , without " the many repugnancies most ...
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... printed more carefully and with accents . The appear- ance of the book is handsome , and the plates , which are six in number , are well engraved . The The second volume is to contain the whole body of Hales's Analysis of Chronology . 9.
... printed more carefully and with accents . The appear- ance of the book is handsome , and the plates , which are six in number , are well engraved . The The second volume is to contain the whole body of Hales's Analysis of Chronology . 9.
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The second volume is to contain the whole body of Sacred Chronology ; and the third is to be devoted to all the branches of Profane Chronology . Art . II . Essays on Professional Education , by R. L. Edgeworth , Esq ...
The second volume is to contain the whole body of Sacred Chronology ; and the third is to be devoted to all the branches of Profane Chronology . Art . II . Essays on Professional Education , by R. L. Edgeworth , Esq ...
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... whole cata logue of employments . It is insisted , that methods which will generally prove effectual may be adopted by parents , to give the child a preference for any department of learning or action they choose , and to make him ...
... whole cata logue of employments . It is insisted , that methods which will generally prove effectual may be adopted by parents , to give the child a preference for any department of learning or action they choose , and to make him ...
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... whole profession in the esteem and respect of the public . Church benèfices may thus be considered as a fund for the provision of the younger sons of our gentry and nobles ; and , in this point of view , it cannot surely be a matter of ...
... whole profession in the esteem and respect of the public . Church benèfices may thus be considered as a fund for the provision of the younger sons of our gentry and nobles ; and , in this point of view , it cannot surely be a matter of ...
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Page 108 - ... sun. And behold a man bent with age coming from the way of the wilderness leaning on a staff. And Abraham arose, and met him, and said unto him, ' Turn in, I pray thee, and wash thy feet, and tarry all night ; and thou shall arise early in the morning, and go on thy way.' And the man said, 'Nay; for I will abide under this tree.