The Making of American Democracy: 1492-1865Ray Allen Billington Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962 |
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... human accretions or inventions . Religion should permeate every phase of living . Man be- longed to God alone : his only purpose in life was to enhance God's glory and do God's will , and every variety of human activity , every sort of ...
... human accretions or inventions . Religion should permeate every phase of living . Man be- longed to God alone : his only purpose in life was to enhance God's glory and do God's will , and every variety of human activity , every sort of ...
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... human , is an association of persons in which mutual respect is mingled with solicitude and a sense of common responsibility ; there is hope of sal- vation both for the person and for mankind , and indomitable perserverance in the moral ...
... human , is an association of persons in which mutual respect is mingled with solicitude and a sense of common responsibility ; there is hope of sal- vation both for the person and for mankind , and indomitable perserverance in the moral ...
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... human mind sev- eral ideas which would not have originated from any other source , and it modifies al- most all those previously entertained . I take as an example the idea of human perfecti- bility , because it is one of the principal ...
... human mind sev- eral ideas which would not have originated from any other source , and it modifies al- most all those previously entertained . I take as an example the idea of human perfecti- bility , because it is one of the principal ...
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