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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... if only there were a real disposition on both sides to have the arrangement .
And precisely here , I suspect , is the main difficulty . There may have been a
want of consideration sometimes manifested on the Protestant side , or a
willingness ...
... if only there were a real disposition on both sides to have the arrangement .
And precisely here , I suspect , is the main difficulty . There may have been a
want of consideration sometimes manifested on the Protestant side , or a
willingness ...
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... seated side by side , in the regulation of their treatment of each other , as
related in terms of justice and charity , and their government as members of the
school community , ( where truth , order , industry and obedience are duties laid
upon ...
... seated side by side , in the regulation of their treatment of each other , as
related in terms of justice and charity , and their government as members of the
school community , ( where truth , order , industry and obedience are duties laid
upon ...
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But there is a brighter and more hopeful side to the picture . These Irish
prejudices , embittered by the crushing tyranny of England , for three whole
centuries and more , will gradually yield to the kindness of our hospitality , and to
the discovery ...
But there is a brighter and more hopeful side to the picture . These Irish
prejudices , embittered by the crushing tyranny of England , for three whole
centuries and more , will gradually yield to the kindness of our hospitality , and to
the discovery ...
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