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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 86
עמוד 60
With respect to the dispersion , and distinct character of the Jews , I would refer
you to the sect called Quakers . See the extent of their dispersion in the short time
they have been established . See their character equally as distinct as tbat of the
...
With respect to the dispersion , and distinct character of the Jews , I would refer
you to the sect called Quakers . See the extent of their dispersion in the short time
they have been established . See their character equally as distinct as tbat of the
...
עמוד 257
... I fell into it frori a natural and irresistible impulse , ' onknown io , or
unconnected with any public character whatever . ... always found those , who
are called leading political characters , pulling me back , and condemning my
open conduct .
... I fell into it frori a natural and irresistible impulse , ' onknown io , or
unconnected with any public character whatever . ... always found those , who
are called leading political characters , pulling me back , and condemning my
open conduct .
עמוד 305
The word Jacob signifies to supplant , which is the character in which he is drawn
towards his brother ; with many similar instances . I am not acquainted with the
Hebrew language , therefore I am under the necessity of borrowing the ...
The word Jacob signifies to supplant , which is the character in which he is drawn
towards his brother ; with many similar instances . I am not acquainted with the
Hebrew language , therefore I am under the necessity of borrowing the ...
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Insurrections in Scotland and Ireland 289 | 7 |
Address to the inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland 437 | 16 |
circular to the Irish Prelates from the Pope | 73 |
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