КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «PRAGMATICALNESS»
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The works of Isaac Barrow, D.D.: To which are prefixed, a ...
Consider that quietness is just and equal, pragmaticalness is injurious. When we
contain ourselves quiet, and mind only our own business, we allow every man
his right, we harm no man's repute ; we keep ourselves within our bounds, and ...
Isaac Barrow, Abraham Hill, James Hamilton, 1845
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The works of Isaac Barrow
Consider that quietness is just and equal, pragmaticalness is injurious. When we
contain ourselves quiet, and mind only our own business, we allow every man
his right, we harm no man's repute ; we keep ourselves within our bounds, and ...
Isaac Barrow, Abraham Hill, James Hamilton, 1845
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Three Restoration Divines
For instance, points 1 to 8 under head IV of the Sermon on Quietness are built on
the same pattern : " 1. Quietness is just and equal, Pragmaticalness is injurious ...
2. Quietness signifieth Humility ..., but pragmaticalness argueth much ...
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The Theological Works of Isaac Barrow
Quietness preserveth concord and amity : for no man is thereby provoked, being
suffered undisturbedly to proceed in his course, according to his mind and
pleasure : but pragmaticalness breedeth dissensions and feuds : for all men are
ready ...
Quietness prescrveth concord and amity : for no man is thereby provoked, being
suffered undisturbedly to proceed in his course, according to his mind and
pleasure : but pragmaticalness breedeth dissensions and feuds : for all men are
ready ...
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The Sermons and Expository Treatises of Isaac Barrow: With a ...
Consider that quietness is just and equal ; pragmaticalness is injurious. When we
contain ourselves quiet, and mind only our own business, we allow every man
his right, we harm no man's repute ; we keep ourselves within our bounds, and ...
Isaac Barrow, James Hamilton, 1839
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Contents of the Harleian Miscellany, with an Index: Comp. at ...
If any tax me of pragmaticalness: I answer, It is pragmaticalness, that I write
against; and I cannot cure the wound, unless I search it to the bottom, and apply
to it suitable plaisters. Pragmatic-a1 divines cannot content themselves to be
divines in ...
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Eighteen sermons on various subjects
that is, without any probable good effect, he provoketh a creature that will snarl at
him and bite him. 6. Quietness is a decent and lovely thing, as signifying good
disposition, and producing good effects; but pragmaticalness is ugly and odious.
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Sermons on several occasions
1 Consider that quietness is just and equal, pragmaticalness is injurious. When
we contain ourselves quiet, and mind only our own business, we allow every
man his right, we harm no man's repute ; we keep ourselves within our bounds,
and ...
Isaac Barrow, Alexander Napier, William Whewell, 1859
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Eccentricity, Or, a Check to Censoriousness: With Chapters ...
I believe that a few of my readers will need a little light on the subject of
pragmaticalness. It is a word and a thing not universally, if, indeed, very generally
understood, therefore let us go to head quarters, Johnson's Quarto Dictionary, to
know ...
