AN ORATION DELIVERED AT PLYMOUTH DECEMBER 22, 1824 |
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The principles of the founders were purely congregational, and as understood by
themselves required their strict adherence to the Scriptures in constituting the
church. This too was their declared purpose. Great wrong was done them in ...
The principles of the founders were purely congregational, and as understood by
themselves required their strict adherence to the Scriptures in constituting the
church. This too was their declared purpose. Great wrong was done them in ...
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principles, which have prevailed among men, and by which communities and the
world in general have been swayed. These are the binding and the dissevering
principles, founded the one upon the moral sentiments, the other upon the ...
principles, which have prevailed among men, and by which communities and the
world in general have been swayed. These are the binding and the dissevering
principles, founded the one upon the moral sentiments, the other upon the ...
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Hence the principles, with which they were accompanied, all the subsidiary
action became of the character we have been considering. They were those
binding principles, which elevate at the same time that they honor humanity. They
were ...
Hence the principles, with which they were accompanied, all the subsidiary
action became of the character we have been considering. They were those
binding principles, which elevate at the same time that they honor humanity. They
were ...
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We" are not to look back to the Pilgrims, even in all our admiration of what they
were and what they did, with the expectation of finding a full and perfect
exemplification of the principles, the general character of which have rendered
them and ...
We" are not to look back to the Pilgrims, even in all our admiration of what they
were and what they did, with the expectation of finding a full and perfect
exemplification of the principles, the general character of which have rendered
them and ...
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allegiance to these elevating and binding principles. We would honor their
patience and perseverance, their magnanimous endurance and trust in God, in
all the days of darkness and discouragement they saw, of which there were many
.
allegiance to these elevating and binding principles. We would honor their
patience and perseverance, their magnanimous endurance and trust in God, in
all the days of darkness and discouragement they saw, of which there were many
.
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| Назва | AN ORATION DELIVERED AT PLYMOUTH DECEMBER 22, 1824 |
| Автор | EDWARD EVERETT |
| Опубліковано | 1825 |
| Оригінал із | Мічиганський університет |
| Оцифровано | 23 лис. 2005 |
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