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J.C. Ryle · Practical Religion · 84 of 84

23: Horbery alone alleges and examines no less than one hundred and three texts, on his side, in his reply to Whiston.


 

 


 

 

Transcribers note:

p.8 thing changed to think

p.38 the burden o changed to the burden of

p.77 beecome changed to become

p.148 still remain to be changed to still remains to be

p.241 Aphorisims changed to Aphorisms

p.320 all lasses changed to all classes

p.335 thorougly changed to thoroughly

p.469 still fresh on you mind changed to still fresh on your mind

Hyphenation of words is inconsistent and has been left as in the original.

 

 


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