Common Schools: A Discourse on the Modifications Demanded by the Roman Catholics Delivered in the North Church, Hartford, on the Day of the Late Fast, March 25, 1853 |
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... but has always , from the first day till now , taken the attitude and character of a
Christian commonwealth - accepting the Christian Sabbath , appointing fasts and
thanksgivings , employing military and legislative chaplains , and acknowledge ...
... but has always , from the first day till now , taken the attitude and character of a
Christian commonwealth - accepting the Christian Sabbath , appointing fasts and
thanksgivings , employing military and legislative chaplains , and acknowledge ...
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power of men , and add no regulative force of principle and character . It is , to
say the least , a most perilous kind of beneficence . The chances are far too great
that knowledge , without principle , will turn out to be only the equipment of
knaves ...
power of men , and add no regulative force of principle and character . It is , to
say the least , a most perilous kind of beneficence . The chances are far too great
that knowledge , without principle , will turn out to be only the equipment of
knaves ...
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The Irish schools have a distinct Christian character , only not as distinctly sec .
tarian as if they were wholly Protestant or wholly Catholic , They are Christian
schools , such as ours may be and ought to be , and , I trust , will be , to the latest
...
The Irish schools have a distinct Christian character , only not as distinctly sec .
tarian as if they were wholly Protestant or wholly Catholic , They are Christian
schools , such as ours may be and ought to be , and , I trust , will be , to the latest
...
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