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... tion , but the manuscript contains a very large quantity of matter that can only have been intended for future use in other similar historical studies , the notes on Anglo - Saxon records being particularly full and interesting . It was ...
... tion , but the manuscript contains a very large quantity of matter that can only have been intended for future use in other similar historical studies , the notes on Anglo - Saxon records being particularly full and interesting . It was ...
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... tion of the lower classes , ( in spite of apparent culture ) ; replacement of the agricultural population by slaves , loss of patriotism , extinction of the middle class , and corrupt centralization at Rome . The clergy a new and ...
... tion of the lower classes , ( in spite of apparent culture ) ; replacement of the agricultural population by slaves , loss of patriotism , extinction of the middle class , and corrupt centralization at Rome . The clergy a new and ...
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... tion of charity and pure works , which was to exalt them so far above many of their degenerate successors , and while we admire the influence they thus exerted on the world without , we must not omit to trace more par- ticularly the ...
... tion of charity and pure works , which was to exalt them so far above many of their degenerate successors , and while we admire the influence they thus exerted on the world without , we must not omit to trace more par- ticularly the ...
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... tion as one of the leading powers in the state , than its systematic discipline and doctrines were placed before the world in CH . III . ] THE BENEFICIAL INFLUENCE , & C . 45 Difficulty of distinguishing their moral from their political ...
... tion as one of the leading powers in the state , than its systematic discipline and doctrines were placed before the world in CH . III . ] THE BENEFICIAL INFLUENCE , & C . 45 Difficulty of distinguishing their moral from their political ...
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... tion of the prætor's functions , by which , under the ancient law of Rome , he bestowed freedom and civil rights on the slave , was now transferred to the Christian minister ; and the newly acquired liberty , which was formerly derived ...
... tion of the prætor's functions , by which , under the ancient law of Rome , he bestowed freedom and civil rights on the slave , was now transferred to the Christian minister ; and the newly acquired liberty , which was formerly derived ...
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