The New-England Magazine, Band 7Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1834 |
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... mind , " says Dr. Cotton Mather , ( Magnalia , ) " about the issue of the voyage , that he , with another , would needs go the journey by land , and so he escaped perishing with some of his pious and precious friends by sea . " * Being ...
... mind , " says Dr. Cotton Mather , ( Magnalia , ) " about the issue of the voyage , that he , with another , would needs go the journey by land , and so he escaped perishing with some of his pious and precious friends by sea . " * Being ...
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... mind as it did in his heart . In short , it would be impossible to give an idea of his character , without taking into view this ruling principle ; for he was one whose submission to the will of God , sense of dependence on him , and ...
... mind as it did in his heart . In short , it would be impossible to give an idea of his character , without taking into view this ruling principle ; for he was one whose submission to the will of God , sense of dependence on him , and ...
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... mind , much law learning , and was able to bring to his aid , in argument , more general knowledge on sci- entific subjects , than any of his competitors . Before the adoption of the federal constitution , be was chosen , by the ...
... mind , much law learning , and was able to bring to his aid , in argument , more general knowledge on sci- entific subjects , than any of his competitors . Before the adoption of the federal constitution , be was chosen , by the ...
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... mind . In my juvenile days , unfortunately , the deficiency of schools and my father's pecuniary condition were such , that I was deprived of the proper means of in- struction , and having no pretensions to precocity of genius , I was ...
... mind . In my juvenile days , unfortunately , the deficiency of schools and my father's pecuniary condition were such , that I was deprived of the proper means of in- struction , and having no pretensions to precocity of genius , I was ...
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... mind are as fixed and com- pulsory as those of matter . Being equally under the authority of nature , they are executed by her with no less strictness , and must be obeyed . This sentiment is not at war with a belief in the freedom of ...
... mind are as fixed and com- pulsory as those of matter . Being equally under the authority of nature , they are executed by her with no less strictness , and must be obeyed . This sentiment is not at war with a belief in the freedom of ...
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