Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Band 2S. Walker, 1826 |
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... spirit of free country , where the humour of the gospel , and the malignant spirit the people must be considered as at- of party . The most impious wars tentively as the humour of a king in ever made were those called holy an absolute ...
... spirit of free country , where the humour of the gospel , and the malignant spirit the people must be considered as at- of party . The most impious wars tentively as the humour of a king in ever made were those called holy an absolute ...
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... spirit of popery ; and itself . when the spirit is here , the whole sys- It is the misfortune of all the Ro- tem will soon follow . Toleration is man Catholic countries , that there the basis of all public quiet . It is a the church and ...
... spirit of popery ; and itself . when the spirit is here , the whole sys- It is the misfortune of all the Ro- tem will soon follow . Toleration is man Catholic countries , that there the basis of all public quiet . It is a the church and ...
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... spirit of persecu - own consent . What shall oppose tion never to be appeased ? Are the this spirit , aided by the congenial brave sons of those brave forefathers flame glowing in the breast of every to inherit their sufferings , as ...
... spirit of persecu - own consent . What shall oppose tion never to be appeased ? Are the this spirit , aided by the congenial brave sons of those brave forefathers flame glowing in the breast of every to inherit their sufferings , as ...
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The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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