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Moreover , it afterwards appeared to be of God , that he was Called to such a work in such a place , for there the effectual Conversion of his Soul unto the Lord , was wrought in his tender years , even afore his going to Oxford ...
Moreover , it afterwards appeared to be of God , that he was Called to such a work in such a place , for there the effectual Conversion of his Soul unto the Lord , was wrought in his tender years , even afore his going to Oxford ...
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Briefly , my pen shall reproach none that can give a good word unto any good man that is not of their own faction , and shall fall out with none but those that can agree with no body else , except those of their own schism .
Briefly , my pen shall reproach none that can give a good word unto any good man that is not of their own faction , and shall fall out with none but those that can agree with no body else , except those of their own schism .
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outcries and the havocs of the afflicted people that lived nigh unto them caused on their minds , gave no little edge to this apprehension . The persons were men eminent for wisdom and virtue , and they went about their enquiry into the ...
outcries and the havocs of the afflicted people that lived nigh unto them caused on their minds , gave no little edge to this apprehension . The persons were men eminent for wisdom and virtue , and they went about their enquiry into the ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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