Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1853 |
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... exist , and must continue to exist . They ought to be brought up , in dimension , to the real requirements of the country . The government has given a wise attention to the ed- ucation of its army officers , by the endowment of the mili ...
... exist , and must continue to exist . They ought to be brought up , in dimension , to the real requirements of the country . The government has given a wise attention to the ed- ucation of its army officers , by the endowment of the mili ...
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... exist as individuals . So far they were right . Nothing real exists in genera or species ; that is , genera and species do not exist in created nature . But when they added , that genera and species , or universals , are empty words ...
... exist as individuals . So far they were right . Nothing real exists in genera or species ; that is , genera and species do not exist in created nature . But when they added , that genera and species , or universals , are empty words ...
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... exists only in England , and a small part of America , and if you can point me to a place in the world ( where men have any idea of the Christian religion ) where Roman Catholicism does not exist , then I will turn Protestant . " This ...
... exists only in England , and a small part of America , and if you can point me to a place in the world ( where men have any idea of the Christian religion ) where Roman Catholicism does not exist , then I will turn Protestant . " This ...
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