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Sermons. Life of Winter. Memoirs of John Clark. A charge to ...
It appears from this passage, that in the losses of life, we are to recognize and
acknowledge — The truth of his agency — The uncon trolableness of his
dominion — and — The unimpeachableness of his conduct The truth of his
agency — "He ...
William Jay, Cornelius Winter, John Clark,
1844
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Indisputability disputed: a review of the professions and ...
... we make them unimpeachable on all conceivable grounds. Our boast is not of
a definite and limited unimpeachableness (which was all that was wanted, even
on our own showing), but of an unlimited and universal unimpeachableness.
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Standard Works of the Rev. William Jay ... Comprising All ...
It appears from this passage, that in the losses of life, we are to recognize and
acknowledge — The truth of his agency — The uncontrolablenessof his dominion
— and — The unimpeachableness of his conduct The truth of his agency — "He ...
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The Works of the Rev. William Jay: Sermons. Life of Winter. ...
It appears from this passage, that in the losses of life, we are to recognize and
acknowledge — The truth of his agency — The uncontrolableness of his
dominion — and — The unimpeachableness of his conduct The truth of his
agency — "He ...
William Jay, Cornelius Winter, John Clark,
1849
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Literary Criticism, Pope to Croce
But to speak in literature with the perfect rectitude and insouciance of the
movements of animals, and the unimpeachableness of the sentiment of trees in
the woods and grass by the roadside, is the flawless triumph of art. If you have
looked on ...
Gay Wilson Allen, Harry Hayden Clark,
1962
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The Metropolitan Magazine
... we think it may fairly be placed alongside its precursor. \Ve would willin ly give
an extract from this work, did We think it would be of essentia service to its author,
but, as his strength consists principally in the unimpeachableness of his facts, ...
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The Monthly Repertory of English Literature
tion of truth, it will be of little consequence to any of his readers to learn, what
opinion Mr. Antes may entertain of the unimpeachableness of that gentleman's
veracity. As to Mr. Bruce deserving credit because he had is too much good <4
sense ...
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The Methodist Magazine and Quarterly Review
... know the unimpeachableness of his veracity: and to those who have not the
pleasure of his acquaintance it is sufficient to say that he is a highly respectable
member of the Baltimore Annual Conference, and secretary of that body.
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The tree of life; its shade, fruit and repose
trial, hopeful in death and in eternity, is bound up in the truth,
unimpeachableness, and immutability of God's Word. "Thy word is truth," is the
foundation of our belief and the sheet-anchor of our hope. Beloved, you cannot
press this fact to your ...
But to speak in literature with the perfect rectitude and insousiance of the
movements of animals, and the unimpeachableness of the sentiment of trees in
the woods and grass by the roadside, is the flawless triumph of art. If you have
looked on ...
Walt Whitman, William Michael Rossetti,
1868