Conversations on Religion, with Lord Byron and Others: Held in Cephalonia, a Short Time Previous to His Lordship's Death |
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... manners , and the genuine kindness of his heart , qualifications so essential to a physician , conciliated the esteem and confidence of those to whom his medical services were rendered . For several years after his obtaining an ...
... manners , and the genuine kindness of his heart , qualifications so essential to a physician , conciliated the esteem and confidence of those to whom his medical services were rendered . For several years after his obtaining an ...
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... manner , be developed in the suc- ceeding pages . Let it only be said , that as the temper of his mind was ever candid and manly , so from the time when serious views of the truth and importance of religion took possession of it , he ...
... manner , be developed in the suc- ceeding pages . Let it only be said , that as the temper of his mind was ever candid and manly , so from the time when serious views of the truth and importance of religion took possession of it , he ...
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... manner , the evi- dences and doctrines of Christianity . He attended the first meeting , but was not present at several others which were held , partly because he was busy in the country , and partly because he was not expressly in ...
... manner , the evi- dences and doctrines of Christianity . He attended the first meeting , but was not present at several others which were held , partly because he was busy in the country , and partly because he was not expressly in ...
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... manner , I never intended to publish , not only from a consideration of the circumstances under which they were communicated , but from their having no imme- diate relation with the object of my work . Opinions , however , on authors ...
... manner , I never intended to publish , not only from a consideration of the circumstances under which they were communicated , but from their having no imme- diate relation with the object of my work . Opinions , however , on authors ...
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... manner of which I am capable ; and if my execution of this part of the subject could equal , which I know it will not , my design , I think that a scheme of religion so pure , perfect , and complete , ac- counting for the state of man ...
... manner of which I am capable ; and if my execution of this part of the subject could equal , which I know it will not , my design , I think that a scheme of religion so pure , perfect , and complete , ac- counting for the state of man ...
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