The Monthly Review, Volumen1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... amongst them , and this is deemed a proof by the author , that so unnatural a crime as self - destruction can neither be generated nor encouraged by the excessive use of animal food , otherwise the proportion would be amongst the ...
... amongst them , and this is deemed a proof by the author , that so unnatural a crime as self - destruction can neither be generated nor encouraged by the excessive use of animal food , otherwise the proportion would be amongst the ...
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... Amongst all people there will be found to exist a disposition to make solemn appeals to supernatural power on particular occasions . The habit of doing so carries itself at last into the every day busi- ness of life , and we hear the ...
... Amongst all people there will be found to exist a disposition to make solemn appeals to supernatural power on particular occasions . The habit of doing so carries itself at last into the every day busi- ness of life , and we hear the ...
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... amongst whom in vain we look for an Englishman . The first of the tracts contains an elaborate view of the condition ... amongst the best theologians , but also amongst pri- vate Christians , the notion strongly prevails that the perusal ...
... amongst whom in vain we look for an Englishman . The first of the tracts contains an elaborate view of the condition ... amongst the best theologians , but also amongst pri- vate Christians , the notion strongly prevails that the perusal ...
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