Letters: Selections from the Private and Political Correspondence, Telling the Story of American Independence and the Founding of the American GovernmentE.M.Hale, 1930 - 374 Seiten |
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... known in America , and yet the most worthy of being known . Of all the gifts of heaven to man , it is next to the most precious , if it be not the most precious . Perhaps it may claim a preference even to bread , because there is such ...
... known in America , and yet the most worthy of being known . Of all the gifts of heaven to man , it is next to the most precious , if it be not the most precious . Perhaps it may claim a preference even to bread , because there is such ...
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... known to the people , because solely charged with the duties of baptism , burial , confession , visitation of the sick , instruction of the children , and aiding the poor ; they are themselves of the people , and united with them . The ...
... known to the people , because solely charged with the duties of baptism , burial , confession , visitation of the sick , instruction of the children , and aiding the poor ; they are themselves of the people , and united with them . The ...
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... known remedy . Here then , the judicious , the moral , the humane physician should stop . Having been so often a witness to the salutary efforts which nature makes to re - estab- lish the disordered functions , he should rather trust to ...
... known remedy . Here then , the judicious , the moral , the humane physician should stop . Having been so often a witness to the salutary efforts which nature makes to re - estab- lish the disordered functions , he should rather trust to ...
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