Speeches and Forensic Arguments, Volume 1Perkins & Marvin, 1838 |
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... cause it is congenial to our nature . Poetry is , in this respect , but the handmaid of true philosophy and morality ; it deals with us as human beings , naturally reverencing those whose visible connexion with this state of existence ...
... cause it is congenial to our nature . Poetry is , in this respect , but the handmaid of true philosophy and morality ; it deals with us as human beings , naturally reverencing those whose visible connexion with this state of existence ...
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... cause of Religion , and the worship of the Deity , prepares the mind to act , and to suffer beyond almost all other causes . It sometimes gives an impulse so irresistible , that no fetters of power or of opinion can withstand it ...
... cause of Religion , and the worship of the Deity , prepares the mind to act , and to suffer beyond almost all other causes . It sometimes gives an impulse so irresistible , that no fetters of power or of opinion can withstand it ...
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... causes sprung up to bind the Pilgrims with new cords to their chosen land . Children were born , and the hopes of ... cause of collision and jealousy would be , under the notion of political economy then and still prevalent in Europe ...
... causes sprung up to bind the Pilgrims with new cords to their chosen land . Children were born , and the hopes of ... cause of collision and jealousy would be , under the notion of political economy then and still prevalent in Europe ...
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... causes which had contributed to retard the progress of population . Perhaps it may be added , also , that during the ... cause of liberty and justice . A blow had been struck in favor of the rights and liberties , not of England alone ...
... causes which had contributed to retard the progress of population . Perhaps it may be added , also , that during the ... cause of liberty and justice . A blow had been struck in favor of the rights and liberties , not of England alone ...
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... cause of liberty . It would be superfluous to say , that no portion of the country did more than the states of New ... causes it may be imputed , there seems then to have com- menced a more rapid improvement . The colonies had attracted ...
... cause of liberty . It would be superfluous to say , that no portion of the country did more than the states of New ... causes it may be imputed , there seems then to have com- menced a more rapid improvement . The colonies had attracted ...
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