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Page xiv
... judge whether my design ' be praiseworthy or not , and whether you ' can approve or condemn it . I shall cer- tainly hesitate before I publish any thing ' derived from a private or confidential inter- course with Lord Byron , at least ...
... judge whether my design ' be praiseworthy or not , and whether you ' can approve or condemn it . I shall cer- tainly hesitate before I publish any thing ' derived from a private or confidential inter- course with Lord Byron , at least ...
Page xviii
... there could not be a moment's hesi- ' tation in deciding on the baseness of the measure . But as far as I can judge , a true ' statement of what occurred will place his 6 6 6 " lordship's character in a fairer light xviii INTRODUCTION.
... there could not be a moment's hesi- ' tation in deciding on the baseness of the measure . But as far as I can judge , a true ' statement of what occurred will place his 6 6 6 " lordship's character in a fairer light xviii INTRODUCTION.
Page xix
... shall submit this difficulty to my friends in England , and be guided by their opinion ; and should they judge that the reasons for using his lordship's name are fair , I shall 6 then , if you wish it , submit to C 2 INTRODUCTION . xix.
... shall submit this difficulty to my friends in England , and be guided by their opinion ; and should they judge that the reasons for using his lordship's name are fair , I shall 6 then , if you wish it , submit to C 2 INTRODUCTION . xix.
Page 37
... judge what Christianity is , by a longer and more attentive study of it , unless you con- clude that they who reject and despise a system of precepts and doctrines are likely to study them more than those who believe and love them . 66 ...
... judge what Christianity is , by a longer and more attentive study of it , unless you con- clude that they who reject and despise a system of precepts and doctrines are likely to study them more than those who believe and love them . 66 ...
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... judge too harshly , since we do not know how sincerely these people have repented , and how much they have struggled to preserve themselves from those errors and infirmities , which cause at once a scandal to their profession and expose ...
... judge too harshly , since we do not know how sincerely these people have repented , and how much they have struggled to preserve themselves from those errors and infirmities , which cause at once a scandal to their profession and expose ...
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