An American BibleРипол Классик, 1946 - 256 pages |
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... children. His father was a poor candlemaker and soap-boiler of Boston so- soBenjamin Franklin became a businessman, a financier, an inventor, a philosopher, a statesman, a diplomat— a man of affairs. (1 He lived obedient to the simple ...
... children. His father was a poor candlemaker and soap-boiler of Boston so- soBenjamin Franklin became a businessman, a financier, an inventor, a philosopher, a statesman, a diplomat— a man of affairs. (1 He lived obedient to the simple ...
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... child of Nature, so close to the source of wisdom that he did not need to call upon books nor educators from schools, for his brain and heart divined the wisdom of the ages. His will and courage Page 26 AN AMERICAN BIBLE.
... child of Nature, so close to the source of wisdom that he did not need to call upon books nor educators from schools, for his brain and heart divined the wisdom of the ages. His will and courage Page 26 AN AMERICAN BIBLE.
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... for the development of men and women who would be children of liberty. Q He loved Nature. He believed that the Great Power manifests Itself through all phenomena and every form of life; that there is in Nature no INTRODUCTION Page 27.
... for the development of men and women who would be children of liberty. Q He loved Nature. He believed that the Great Power manifests Itself through all phenomena and every form of life; that there is in Nature no INTRODUCTION Page 27.
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... children, and for all those who were not physically able to enforce their right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. QHe asked consideration for criminals, those who had actually done wrong to their fellow-men n- so He pleaded ...
... children, and for all those who were not physically able to enforce their right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. QHe asked consideration for criminals, those who had actually done wrong to their fellow-men n- so He pleaded ...
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... children in their arms to keep them from impending, imminent danger u- “Ingersoll was denounced by preachers, teachers and school boards. Q Emerson's philosophy stole softly into homes of conservative culture and remained as one of the ...
... children in their arms to keep them from impending, imminent danger u- “Ingersoll was denounced by preachers, teachers and school boards. Q Emerson's philosophy stole softly into homes of conservative culture and remained as one of the ...
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