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... spirit which sustained the first colonists of this country through all their severe trials , has to this day continued to characterize their descendants . The adventurous sons of New - England have imprinted their foot - steps on almost ...
... spirit which sustained the first colonists of this country through all their severe trials , has to this day continued to characterize their descendants . The adventurous sons of New - England have imprinted their foot - steps on almost ...
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... spirit of revenge which bad previously existed . All these causes uniting , gradually rendered them more mild in their dispositions , and before the end of this reign , a comparative refinement of manners was visible in the Holy Land ...
... spirit of revenge which bad previously existed . All these causes uniting , gradually rendered them more mild in their dispositions , and before the end of this reign , a comparative refinement of manners was visible in the Holy Land ...
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... spirit of incorruptible patriotism , and pure , undefiled religion , may universally prevail , and this continent be speedily restored to the blessings of peace and liberty , and enabled to transmit them inviolate to the latest ...
... spirit of incorruptible patriotism , and pure , undefiled religion , may universally prevail , and this continent be speedily restored to the blessings of peace and liberty , and enabled to transmit them inviolate to the latest ...
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... spirit of inquiry because we are persuaded the more that is known in relation to it , the more will the friends of the cause be increased and strengthened . In order to render our justice in the following statement the more evident , we ...
... spirit of inquiry because we are persuaded the more that is known in relation to it , the more will the friends of the cause be increased and strengthened . In order to render our justice in the following statement the more evident , we ...
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... spirit and as shall not have occasion to notice him again , we subjoin the following paragraph , not only as a sample of his reasoning , but because it contains a fact of which our readers cannot be too earnestly reminded . " The great ...
... spirit and as shall not have occasion to notice him again , we subjoin the following paragraph , not only as a sample of his reasoning , but because it contains a fact of which our readers cannot be too earnestly reminded . " The great ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Christian Spectator, Volume 6 Volumes 194-196; Volumes 229-230 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Publisher | Howe & Spalding, 1824 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 30 Jun 2008 |
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