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...original principles and ideas much nobler than what had given birth even to claffical magnificence: For this northern people having been accuftomed, during...gloom of paganifm, to worfhip the Deity in GROVES, (a praftice common to all nations,) when their new religion required covered edifices, they ingenioufly...

...onginal principles and ideas much nobler than what had given birth even to clafilcal magnificence : For this northern people having been accuftomed, during...gloom of paganifm, to worfhip the Deity in GROVES, (a praftice common to all nations,) when their new religion required covered edifices, they ingenioufly...

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