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... recting the unsound principles and practices by which worldly men are actuated , he feels that he can , with confidence , prefer a claim for his book to the regards of those whom he addresses . his own views of doctrine If , then , the.
... recting the unsound principles and practices by which worldly men are actuated , he feels that he can , with confidence , prefer a claim for his book to the regards of those whom he addresses . his own views of doctrine If , then , the.
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Kind and affectionate treatment , therefore , united with firm- ness ; persuasive exhortations ; tenderness in the admonitory rebukes , as regards our children , and commencing with the earliest dawn of reason , should be the judicious ...
Kind and affectionate treatment , therefore , united with firm- ness ; persuasive exhortations ; tenderness in the admonitory rebukes , as regards our children , and commencing with the earliest dawn of reason , should be the judicious ...
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Let us now turn , " said Mr. Gracelove , " to the edifying history of Samuel , that servant of God ; so far , at least , as to regard him in his initiation into the paths of righteousness having been dedicated by his mother to Jehovah ...
Let us now turn , " said Mr. Gracelove , " to the edifying history of Samuel , that servant of God ; so far , at least , as to regard him in his initiation into the paths of righteousness having been dedicated by his mother to Jehovah ...
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... notices on the various members of the family who were present at the edifying scene so recently described ; as well as to record some traits of in- dividual character with regard to the earlier lives of Mr. and Mrs. Gracelove .
... notices on the various members of the family who were present at the edifying scene so recently described ; as well as to record some traits of in- dividual character with regard to the earlier lives of Mr. and Mrs. Gracelove .
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... to the literary care of his talented wife , whose proficiency in various branches of useful and polite knowledge was quite competent to so responsible a charge . With regard to the boys , they were trained up for the ...
... to the literary care of his talented wife , whose proficiency in various branches of useful and polite knowledge was quite competent to so responsible a charge . With regard to the boys , they were trained up for the ...
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| Title | Domestic memoirs of a Christian family resident in the county of Cumberland |
| Author | Henry Tudor |
| Publisher | J. Hatchard and Son, 1848 |
| Original from | Montserrat Abbey Library |
| Digitized | 30 Mar 2011 |
| Length | 416 pages |
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