Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 220
... reason for tolerating abuses , or for neglecting any means of ameliorating the con- dition of our poorer countrymen . But it is a reason against telling them , as some of our philosophers are constantly telling them , that they are the ...
... reason for tolerating abuses , or for neglecting any means of ameliorating the con- dition of our poorer countrymen . But it is a reason against telling them , as some of our philosophers are constantly telling them , that they are the ...
Page 257
... reason , a reason , short , simple , decisive , and consistent . We do not extenuate the evil which the heresiarch produces ; but we say that it is not evil of that sort against which it is the end of government to guard . But how Mr ...
... reason , a reason , short , simple , decisive , and consistent . We do not extenuate the evil which the heresiarch produces ; but we say that it is not evil of that sort against which it is the end of government to guard . But how Mr ...
Page 258
... reasons which Mr. Gladstone gives against persecution affecting life , limb , and property , may be divided into two classes ... reason for not excluding them from office . " God , " says Mr. Gladstone , " has seen fit to authorize the ...
... reasons which Mr. Gladstone gives against persecution affecting life , limb , and property , may be divided into two classes ... reason for not excluding them from office . " God , " says Mr. Gladstone , " has seen fit to authorize the ...
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