Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1864 |
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... feel that he is counted worthy to bear arms and do a man's work . Yet , we are far froin feeling that the battle for aboli- tion is over . The Rebellion is not yet suppressed , and the war is not yet ended ; nor , in our judgment , so ...
... feel that he is counted worthy to bear arms and do a man's work . Yet , we are far froin feeling that the battle for aboli- tion is over . The Rebellion is not yet suppressed , and the war is not yet ended ; nor , in our judgment , so ...
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... feel that we are its subject . He is roguish , but not malignant . His wit is playful , good humored , little of the bon diable , but never satanic . But Gioberti's wit . though delicate and keen , is felt , and the victim winces under ...
... feel that we are its subject . He is roguish , but not malignant . His wit is playful , good humored , little of the bon diable , but never satanic . But Gioberti's wit . though delicate and keen , is felt , and the victim winces under ...
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... feel bound to obey it , any more than we should feel bound to obey a command given by our temporal sovereign in the spiritual order . The Pope has no right to order any thing against the rights of the temporal , and the temporal has no ...
... feel bound to obey it , any more than we should feel bound to obey a command given by our temporal sovereign in the spiritual order . The Pope has no right to order any thing against the rights of the temporal , and the temporal has no ...
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NUMBER | 1 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
GENERAL HALLECKS REPORT | 112 |
Nerodoma skirsnių: 15
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