An American BibleРипол Классик, 1946 - 256 pages |
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... individual. He saved the people from themselves. America was in great peril. When the North hated the South and the South hated the North—bitter foes—Lincoln was counselor for the whole country. He was neither INTRODUCTION Page 25.
... individual. He saved the people from themselves. America was in great peril. When the North hated the South and the South hated the North—bitter foes—Lincoln was counselor for the whole country. He was neither INTRODUCTION Page 25.
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... individual interests are absorbed into the interest for the whole. He spends his time and energy for the people. Only a free man could be a patriot. He must have perspective and genuine faith. Such men are few by uWhitman was a genuine ...
... individual interests are absorbed into the interest for the whole. He spends his time and energy for the people. Only a free man could be a patriot. He must have perspective and genuine faith. Such men are few by uWhitman was a genuine ...
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... individuals, as types, and as principles personified. He mourned the death of Lincoln as one incarnate for another. And who can forget the words of Lincoln when he first saw Whitman, “ There goes a man! ” (L Whitman could lose himself ...
... individuals, as types, and as principles personified. He mourned the death of Lincoln as one incarnate for another. And who can forget the words of Lincoln when he first saw Whitman, “ There goes a man! ” (L Whitman could lose himself ...
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... individuals in a class. He knows men and women, American men and women, their hopes, their fears. their strength, their ... individual, so his desire is to give every person about him equal opportunity with himself. He loves humanity. He ...
... individuals in a class. He knows men and women, American men and women, their hopes, their fears. their strength, their ... individual, so his desire is to give every person about him equal opportunity with himself. He loves humanity. He ...
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