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...eminent foreign divines. Biihop Burnet, in his hiftory tells us, ' That he was a man of great ' piety ; and, was his whole life long, ' a man of great zeal, and much fim' plicity, but moft unhappily fubtle and ' metaphyfical in every thing.' BAYLE (Peter) author of...

...the age ; that he had a moving and pathetical way of writing; and was, his whole life long, a roan of great zeal and much simplicity, but was unhappily subtle and metaphysical in every thing." BAXTER (ANDREW) a writer in metaphysics and natural philosophy, born in 1686, at Aberdeen, where he...

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...astonishingly numerous for his Practical Works make four volumes in folio. Bishop Burnet says, that " be was his whole life long, a man of great zeal and much simplicity^" WILLIAM Psxff was born in London, 1644 ; he was the son of Admiral Penn, who was greatly offended with...

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