The United States Democratic Review, 1권;32권J.& H.G. Langley, 1967 Vols. 1-3, 5-8 contain the political and literary portions; v. 4 the historical register department, of the numbers published from Oct. 1837 to Dec. 1840. |
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... mind . What is it that we expect from that mind , not of itself , but as it repre- sents , or ought to represent , the mind and feelings of the na- tion ? What ought we to expect , if not an indication of the policy of every crisis ...
... mind . What is it that we expect from that mind , not of itself , but as it repre- sents , or ought to represent , the mind and feelings of the na- tion ? What ought we to expect , if not an indication of the policy of every crisis ...
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... mind is incapable of understanding or demonstrating . No man , now - a - days , has the slightest disbelief that matter is something because his mind is unable to see precisely what it is ; nor can any man be found to doubt his own ...
... mind is incapable of understanding or demonstrating . No man , now - a - days , has the slightest disbelief that matter is something because his mind is unable to see precisely what it is ; nor can any man be found to doubt his own ...
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... mind an insuperable objection to embracing their views . The connection between the Rappings and Rationalism seems to be no more than this . The spiritual manifestations are used to awaken in the community a kind of excitement and ...
... mind an insuperable objection to embracing their views . The connection between the Rappings and Rationalism seems to be no more than this . The spiritual manifestations are used to awaken in the community a kind of excitement and ...
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