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Page vii
... mind and feelings , under very pain- ful circumstances , will be subjoined in the Appendix , and will , it is hoped , not be perused without interest , when the reader has become better acquainted with his valuable character , as ...
... mind and feelings , under very pain- ful circumstances , will be subjoined in the Appendix , and will , it is hoped , not be perused without interest , when the reader has become better acquainted with his valuable character , as ...
Page viii
... 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 openly professed them before the world , and by a consistent life so adorned his profession , that ...
... 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 openly professed them before the world , and by a consistent life so adorned his profession , that ...
Page ix
... mind by these conversations ; but it was at least a sub- ject for self - satisfaction that he had so strictly discharged his duty in pressing on him the truths of Christianity , and the awful realities of an eternal world . It now only ...
... mind by these conversations ; but it was at least a sub- ject for self - satisfaction that he had so strictly discharged his duty in pressing on him the truths of Christianity , and the awful realities of an eternal world . It now only ...
Page x
... mind before , that he kept no copies , either of some dissertations , which at his lordship's desire he had written on certain reli- gious points discussed between them in the course of the Conversations , or of his own letters to Lord ...
... mind before , that he kept no copies , either of some dissertations , which at his lordship's desire he had written on certain reli- gious points discussed between them in the course of the Conversations , or of his own letters to Lord ...
Page xv
... certain lustre over the darker shade of his fame , and a mixture of hope and sympathy over his character and memory , in the minds of all Christians . It will , moreover , take him from the ranks of such men as Hume , xiv INTRODUCTION .
... certain lustre over the darker shade of his fame , and a mixture of hope and sympathy over his character and memory , in the minds of all Christians . It will , moreover , take him from the ranks of such men as Hume , xiv INTRODUCTION .
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