Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... present in the church , its organic principle , its vital force , we shall attempt on another occasion to explain . It suffices us , for the present , to assume the broad , obvious , undeniable fact , that this sense has been lost . We ...
... present in the church , its organic principle , its vital force , we shall attempt on another occasion to explain . It suffices us , for the present , to assume the broad , obvious , undeniable fact , that this sense has been lost . We ...
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... present , a loose , political radicalism , which we believe it the duty of every citi- zen who loves his country , and wishes to preserve her institutions , firmly , boldly , and perseveringly to resist to the last . The people , in ...
... present , a loose , political radicalism , which we believe it the duty of every citi- zen who loves his country , and wishes to preserve her institutions , firmly , boldly , and perseveringly to resist to the last . The people , in ...
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... present , it must be cognos- cent . It is present in intuition . Then the intuition cannot be blind . Nor are empty conceptions possible . In conception , I am present as the subject of the conception . But no finite being can perform a ...
... present , it must be cognos- cent . It is present in intuition . Then the intuition cannot be blind . Nor are empty conceptions possible . In conception , I am present as the subject of the conception . But no finite being can perform a ...
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