The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Volumes 1-2E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... feel- ings of loyalty , which properly belong to the country , nu- merous mercenary forces , endued with a cultivated discipline , strengthen the arm of government , diminish the character and importance of the citizen , and render life ...
... feel- ings of loyalty , which properly belong to the country , nu- merous mercenary forces , endued with a cultivated discipline , strengthen the arm of government , diminish the character and importance of the citizen , and render life ...
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... feel the importance of this in- vestigation , and to desire to examine the brief of him , who sets forth the authenticity of an oracle from heaven . Of all books , the bible is most to be studied , if it deserves any no- tice ; of all ...
... feel the importance of this in- vestigation , and to desire to examine the brief of him , who sets forth the authenticity of an oracle from heaven . Of all books , the bible is most to be studied , if it deserves any no- tice ; of all ...
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... feels that he can but partially unfold to others . " His intense and immediate conviction of truth , is accompanied with an equal intensity of feeling . He is filled with devotion , fervid grati- tude , prostrate humility , unquenchable ...
... feels that he can but partially unfold to others . " His intense and immediate conviction of truth , is accompanied with an equal intensity of feeling . He is filled with devotion , fervid grati- tude , prostrate humility , unquenchable ...
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... feeling which we may judge to have been habitual to the writer whenever his mind was turned , either in direct meditation , or by some casual associa- tion , to the recollection of the " deep things of God . " - 238-241 . Mr ...
... feeling which we may judge to have been habitual to the writer whenever his mind was turned , either in direct meditation , or by some casual associa- tion , to the recollection of the " deep things of God . " - 238-241 . Mr ...
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... feel any confidence that the lessons of virtue will not be lost ; and if the age is to make any progress in goodness , if the world is ever to be reformed , it must be by the gradual influen- ces of a judicious system of education . It ...
... feel any confidence that the lessons of virtue will not be lost ; and if the age is to make any progress in goodness , if the world is ever to be reformed , it must be by the gradual influen- ces of a judicious system of education . It ...
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