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Anti - Christ has been made the animat- ing and presiding influence of a move- ment purporting a purely Christian character , and having no other possibil- ity of attaining its professed object than by Christian means .
Anti - Christ has been made the animat- ing and presiding influence of a move- ment purporting a purely Christian character , and having no other possibil- ity of attaining its professed object than by Christian means .
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This has served , from the outset , to at- tach to it the attractive character of a doctrine , pure , philanthropic and liberal in its professed aims , yet persecuted , seemingly , in the worst spirit , and by the worst means of ...
This has served , from the outset , to at- tach to it the attractive character of a doctrine , pure , philanthropic and liberal in its professed aims , yet persecuted , seemingly , in the worst spirit , and by the worst means of ...
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The famous " twenty - first , " after- ward the " twenty - fifth rule , " thus therefore naturally became the object of a prejudice by no means its just or proper due . The Democratic party in Congress it was which stood by the South in ...
The famous " twenty - first , " after- ward the " twenty - fifth rule , " thus therefore naturally became the object of a prejudice by no means its just or proper due . The Democratic party in Congress it was which stood by the South in ...
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According to the law of nature , superior gifts and advantages are to be regarded chiefly as means of larger service to mankind . It is a per- version of their design to make them the grounds of larger demands upon those for whose ...
According to the law of nature , superior gifts and advantages are to be regarded chiefly as means of larger service to mankind . It is a per- version of their design to make them the grounds of larger demands upon those for whose ...
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Poverty , in itself , is by no means the greatest of evils . So far as it consists in the mere deprivation of physical comforts , it is not always an evil . To the soul which has learned and feels its freedom and power , it is scarcely ...
Poverty , in itself , is by no means the greatest of evils . So far as it consists in the mere deprivation of physical comforts , it is not always an evil . To the soul which has learned and feels its freedom and power , it is scarcely ...
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| Título | The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16 Volumes 691-694 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editora | Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
| Original de | Universidade de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jan 2009 |
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