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... moral wisdom , without which history is a barren chronicle of persons and events . This should be done with a clear , unaffected , and not unpolished expression ; in a style not striving at elevation nor descending to humility ...
... moral wisdom , without which history is a barren chronicle of persons and events . This should be done with a clear , unaffected , and not unpolished expression ; in a style not striving at elevation nor descending to humility ...
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... moral responsibility . All moral action , therefore , hath necessarily ceased . And moral energies are scarcely conceivable without moral action ; nor intellectual energies without the moral . From this suspence , therefore , of its ...
... moral responsibility . All moral action , therefore , hath necessarily ceased . And moral energies are scarcely conceivable without moral action ; nor intellectual energies without the moral . From this suspence , therefore , of its ...
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... moral as well as physical condition presented to our contemplation , it might be a topic of inquiry at least , if not of conclusive inference , whether it be not among those destinations which dispose of human projects , and controul ...
... moral as well as physical condition presented to our contemplation , it might be a topic of inquiry at least , if not of conclusive inference , whether it be not among those destinations which dispose of human projects , and controul ...
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