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... consider seriously , 1. The nature and desert of his sinnes . For he which seriously considers that his sins doe deserve , and will procure his death , and destruction , he cannot but seeke by all meanes to prevent it , by the ...
... consider seriously , 1. The nature and desert of his sinnes . For he which seriously considers that his sins doe deserve , and will procure his death , and destruction , he cannot but seeke by all meanes to prevent it , by the ...
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... consider the dark , weak , and depraved con- dition of mankind among whom the greatest part are generally so intent upon their own private good , their pleasures , profits and ambitious views , as for the sake of them to break through ...
... consider the dark , weak , and depraved con- dition of mankind among whom the greatest part are generally so intent upon their own private good , their pleasures , profits and ambitious views , as for the sake of them to break through ...
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... consider the notice and observation of their children as a strong obligation on them in addition to every other consideration , to take the strictest care of their own conduct that all their words and behavior be not only in- nocent and ...
... consider the notice and observation of their children as a strong obligation on them in addition to every other consideration , to take the strictest care of their own conduct that all their words and behavior be not only in- nocent and ...
Contents
PART ONE The First Settlements 1 5 841660 | 1 |
LEGAL FOUNDATIONS | 12 |
FROM OUTPOSTS TO PLANTATIONS ON THE CHESAPEAKE | 34 |
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