The New Englander, 2 tomasA.H. Maltby, 1844 |
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... Protestant Principle , Percival's Classic Melodies , 58 66 81 The Fashionable Monthlies , 96 Henry Clay , as an Orator , 105 The Position of the Evangelical Party in the Episcopal Church , 113 Review of the Errors of the Times , - 143 ...
... Protestant Principle , Percival's Classic Melodies , 58 66 81 The Fashionable Monthlies , 96 Henry Clay , as an Orator , 105 The Position of the Evangelical Party in the Episcopal Church , 113 Review of the Errors of the Times , - 143 ...
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... Protestant Christianity in the eastern states re- sponded to the calls of the west in behalf of her collegiate and theo- logical institutions . Alarm had ta- ken possession of the public mind not without cause . A formidable foe had ...
... Protestant Christianity in the eastern states re- sponded to the calls of the west in behalf of her collegiate and theo- logical institutions . Alarm had ta- ken possession of the public mind not without cause . A formidable foe had ...
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... Protestant churches , that under the influence of these principles , society steadily advan- ces in all that is necessary to its perfection , in spite of depravity , and in the face of the devices of ignorant and corrupt men . speak of ...
... Protestant churches , that under the influence of these principles , society steadily advan- ces in all that is necessary to its perfection , in spite of depravity , and in the face of the devices of ignorant and corrupt men . speak of ...
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... Protestant education were aroused to the perils that so recently threat- ened the west . We have expressed the conviction that the peril was re- al and imminent , and that the marks of improvement so visible in the present aspect of ...
... Protestant education were aroused to the perils that so recently threat- ened the west . We have expressed the conviction that the peril was re- al and imminent , and that the marks of improvement so visible in the present aspect of ...
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t THE PROTESTANT PRINCIPLE . the states of the west , and to the nation , was soon to be decided . They saw no human prospect of re- lief , and some were ready to faint and to give up the case as lost . The last hope was about to expire ...
t THE PROTESTANT PRINCIPLE . the states of the west , and to the nation , was soon to be decided . They saw no human prospect of re- lief , and some were ready to faint and to give up the case as lost . The last hope was about to expire ...
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