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She could only baptize them spirit led many of the inhabitants of with her tears , and kneeling with Connecticut lö emigrate to the North them , suffer the wild winds to bear and West , more particularly into the her sighs to heaven ...
She could only baptize them spirit led many of the inhabitants of with her tears , and kneeling with Connecticut lö emigrate to the North them , suffer the wild winds to bear and West , more particularly into the her sighs to heaven ...
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ly for their Master on earth , and we heralds of salvation : I only know trust their deeds have been acknowle that a part of them have travelled edged in heaven . Their graves have 148,788 miles . often been wet with the tears of grat- ...
ly for their Master on earth , and we heralds of salvation : I only know trust their deeds have been acknowle that a part of them have travelled edged in heaven . Their graves have 148,788 miles . often been wet with the tears of grat- ...
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... fluence of pure and undefiled religion , and fipally , for the carrying into effect those which refering to one of the points gracious promises of Heaven , which will discussed in the answer , declares in not have been accomplished ...
... fluence of pure and undefiled religion , and fipally , for the carrying into effect those which refering to one of the points gracious promises of Heaven , which will discussed in the answer , declares in not have been accomplished ...
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... which that civil society is the only apostaastonished heaven and earth : and cy of man ; that the possession of life went out , not in solitary cases , property is robbery ; that chastity but by an universal extinction . and natural ...
... which that civil society is the only apostaastonished heaven and earth : and cy of man ; that the possession of life went out , not in solitary cases , property is robbery ; that chastity but by an universal extinction . and natural ...
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The ceremony For the Christian Spectator . Hail to our Lord ! insphered on high was now wound up by a short prayer In glories meet for Heaven's eternal King : or two , chanted by the priests ...
The ceremony For the Christian Spectator . Hail to our Lord ! insphered on high was now wound up by a short prayer In glories meet for Heaven's eternal King : or two , chanted by the priests ...
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| Title | The Christian Spectator, Volume 6 Volumes 194-196; Volumes 229-230 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Publisher | Howe & Spalding, 1824 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 30 Jun 2008 |
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