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Page 44
... hand from the invasion of Puritan opinions , which prevailed to an extent which alarmed the zealous churchmen resident there , and on the other hand from " debauched and atheisti- cal " principles , and that " nicknaming and scoffing at ...
... hand from the invasion of Puritan opinions , which prevailed to an extent which alarmed the zealous churchmen resident there , and on the other hand from " debauched and atheisti- cal " principles , and that " nicknaming and scoffing at ...
Page 113
... hand in hand , Oh nations never to be disunited . Be the praise and heroic song of all posterity . Merit this ; but seek only virtue , not to extend your limits ; for what need you win a fading triumphant laurel out of the tears of ...
... hand in hand , Oh nations never to be disunited . Be the praise and heroic song of all posterity . Merit this ; but seek only virtue , not to extend your limits ; for what need you win a fading triumphant laurel out of the tears of ...
Page 163
... hand wrote out , and perhaps his voice not unfrequently suggested the orders of the Coun- cil . During his tenure of ... hands of a defender whom no threats can divert from the straight path , whom neither intimidation nor bribes can ...
... hand wrote out , and perhaps his voice not unfrequently suggested the orders of the Coun- cil . During his tenure of ... hands of a defender whom no threats can divert from the straight path , whom neither intimidation nor bribes can ...
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