The Republican, Volume 2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 - Free thought |
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Page 169
... Jews could ever have spread themselves be- yond the narrow limits of the promised land . That obstacle was indeed removed by the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem ; but the most considerable part of the Jewish religion was involved ...
... Jews could ever have spread themselves be- yond the narrow limits of the promised land . That obstacle was indeed removed by the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem ; but the most considerable part of the Jewish religion was involved ...
Page 172
... Jews . It The Nazarene church of Jerusalem . - The history of the church of Jerusalem affords a lively proof of the necessity of those precautions , and of the deep impression which the Jewish religion had made on the minds of its ...
... Jews . It The Nazarene church of Jerusalem . - The history of the church of Jerusalem affords a lively proof of the necessity of those precautions , and of the deep impression which the Jewish religion had made on the minds of its ...
Page 322
... Jews . Awakened from their dream of prophecy and conquest , they assumed the behaviour of peaceable and industrious subjects . Their irreconcileable hatred of mankind , instead of flaming out in acts of blood and violence , evaporated ...
... Jews . Awakened from their dream of prophecy and conquest , they assumed the behaviour of peaceable and industrious subjects . Their irreconcileable hatred of mankind , instead of flaming out in acts of blood and violence , evaporated ...
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High compliment to Majesty 122 | 7 |
CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 13 |
to females in general particularly those of Manchester | 47 |
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