Pamphlets on British Education, 1714-1873, 第 1 卷 |
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第 17 頁
... probably in- duc'd to found his College by way of expiating for the Blood fpill'd in that Contest . I doubt not but that my Reader hath anticipa- ted the remaining Part of my Explanation , and begins to think all farther Comment ...
... probably in- duc'd to found his College by way of expiating for the Blood fpill'd in that Contest . I doubt not but that my Reader hath anticipa- ted the remaining Part of my Explanation , and begins to think all farther Comment ...
第 42 頁
... probably have been pre- vented , if the feveral Parts of the Univerfity had had an Opportunity and a Difpofition to have communicated their Sentiments to each other on this Subject , with more Free- dom and Openness than they did . Yet ...
... probably have been pre- vented , if the feveral Parts of the Univerfity had had an Opportunity and a Difpofition to have communicated their Sentiments to each other on this Subject , with more Free- dom and Openness than they did . Yet ...
第 15 頁
... cognizance of his offence , and that in the firft inftance , is expressly given to other judges , regents probably , and to be chosen by regents only : whence it is plain , that if C 2 this " this law was even now in force , the ( 15 )
... cognizance of his offence , and that in the firft inftance , is expressly given to other judges , regents probably , and to be chosen by regents only : whence it is plain , that if C 2 this " this law was even now in force , the ( 15 )
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