The Andover Review, Том 12Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1889 |
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... class of which we are treating : " There is no doubt that a great deal of the good feeling subsist- ing between the red men and ourselves is due to the influence and interposition of that invaluable class of men , the half - breed set ...
... class of which we are treating : " There is no doubt that a great deal of the good feeling subsist- ing between the red men and ourselves is due to the influence and interposition of that invaluable class of men , the half - breed set ...
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... class people in England , and the Catholic features of the Church of England had been almost entirely obliterated . The services were decent and decorous ; the bishops pompous and good - natured ; the preaching ethical and worldly ...
... class people in England , and the Catholic features of the Church of England had been almost entirely obliterated . The services were decent and decorous ; the bishops pompous and good - natured ; the preaching ethical and worldly ...
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... classes of minds together . This course commends itself to us , not simply as the sole prac- ticable one , but also as the only rational one . For in referring the question of the truth of concrete existences and agencies back to life ...
... classes of minds together . This course commends itself to us , not simply as the sole prac- ticable one , but also as the only rational one . For in referring the question of the truth of concrete existences and agencies back to life ...
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... class of preachers only make it more difficult for well - informed persons to believe . They are aids to doubt , not to faith . It requires a great deal of knowledge for a religious teacher to know what not to say , in other words , for ...
... class of preachers only make it more difficult for well - informed persons to believe . They are aids to doubt , not to faith . It requires a great deal of knowledge for a religious teacher to know what not to say , in other words , for ...
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... class than ours , we have often been struck with their self - devotion , of which they seemed unconscious , in a monotonous and outwardly most ungrateful work . They seem also to have an instinct of finding out fields of labor , in ...
... class than ours , we have often been struck with their self - devotion , of which they seemed unconscious , in a monotonous and outwardly most ungrateful work . They seem also to have an instinct of finding out fields of labor , in ...
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