 | Abiel Holmes - 1801 - 142 páginas
...may, without refleclion upon any, be faid, that he was one of the greateft lights, that ever {hone in this part of the world, or that is ever like to...Oakes, of which I find any account, are : An Artillery Eleclion Sermon, on Rom. viii. 37, preached June 3, 1672 ; . - " An Election Sermon, on Deut. xxxii.... | |
 | American education society - 1836 - 424 páginas
...It may without reflection upon any he said, that he was one of the greatest lights that ever shone in this part of the world, or that is ever like to arise in our horizon." His tomhstone still remains at Camhridge. The inscription which follows, copied... | |
 | 1846 - 302 páginas
...may, without reflection upon any, be said, that he was one of the greatest lights, that ever shone in this part of the world, or that is ever like to arise in our horizon." The only publications of Mr. Oakes, of which I find any account, are : An Artillery... | |
 | Cotton Mather - 1853 - 696 páginas
...It may without reflection upon any be said, that ' he was one of the greatest lights that ever shone in this part of the world, or that is ever like to arise in our Horizon.' He is now become a 'royal diadem in the hand of the Lord?" being, as one speaks... | |
 | Cotton Mather - 1853 - 692 páginas
...It may without reflection upon any be said, that ' he was one of the greatest lights that ever shone in this part of the world, or that is ever like to arise in our Horizon.' He is now become a 'royal diadem in the hand of the Lord?' being, as one speaks... | |
 | William Buell Sprague - 1857 - 766 páginas
...may, without reflection upon any, be said, that he was one of the greatest light« that ever shone in this part of the world, or that is ever like to arise in our horizon. He is now become a royal diadem in the hand of the Lord; being, as one speaks... | |
 | John Langdon Sibley, Clifford Kenyon Shipton - 1873 - 658 páginas
...without reflection, upon any, be truly said, that He was one of the greatest Lights that ever shone in this part of the World, or that is ever like to arise in this Horizon." Cotton Mather says: "He was upon all Accounts truly, an Admirable Person. Consider'd... | |
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Morte simul tecum solatia rapta ! It may, without reflection upon any, be said, that he was one of the greatest lights, that ever shone in this part of the world, or that is ever like to arise in our horizon. 
