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... human character , which constitute each man's mental and moral peculiarities more or less different from every other ... human countenances ; yet the world does not furnish any two that are exactly alike . There are marked resemblances ...
... human character , which constitute each man's mental and moral peculiarities more or less different from every other ... human countenances ; yet the world does not furnish any two that are exactly alike . There are marked resemblances ...
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... human agents , even as the powers of the despotism , it is , after all , only a difference in degree ; and the tendency to demoralization and tyranny is the same , though the development to the evil results is much more gra- dual and ...
... human agents , even as the powers of the despotism , it is , after all , only a difference in degree ; and the tendency to demoralization and tyranny is the same , though the development to the evil results is much more gra- dual and ...
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... human affairs ) only to the sterling honesty and good sense of the great industrious mass of our people , its ... human na- ture . It believes in its essential equality and fundamental goodness . It respects with a solemn reverence , to ...
... human affairs ) only to the sterling honesty and good sense of the great industrious mass of our people , its ... human na- ture . It believes in its essential equality and fundamental goodness . It respects with a solemn reverence , to ...
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JANUARY 1851 | 3 |
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE AMERICAN UNION | 15 |
II THE TREASURY | 24 |
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