An American BibleРипол Классик, 1946 - 256 pages |
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... he wanted the people to know that_ in Seventeen Hundred Seventy-six there was an opportunity to give to mankind its birthright—freedom. He knew it would take many years for man to be born free, because man is Page 24 AN AMERICAN BIBLE.
... he wanted the people to know that_ in Seventeen Hundred Seventy-six there was an opportunity to give to mankind its birthright—freedom. He knew it would take many years for man to be born free, because man is Page 24 AN AMERICAN BIBLE.
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... mankind» 3.. Editors of newspapers and magazines praised, blamed and. denounced this great executive. He stopped for none of this. He had no personal griefs, although invectives were hurled at him. Out of this chaos and turmoil, he ...
... mankind» 3.. Editors of newspapers and magazines praised, blamed and. denounced this great executive. He stopped for none of this. He had no personal griefs, although invectives were hurled at him. Out of this chaos and turmoil, he ...
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... mankind a- aBut Emerson used always the scholarly expression, the chaste form, and the classic allusion. His heresy was cultured and gentle. His appeal was to the student mind, to men and women who lived in the realm of thought more ...
... mankind a- aBut Emerson used always the scholarly expression, the chaste form, and the classic allusion. His heresy was cultured and gentle. His appeal was to the student mind, to men and women who lived in the realm of thought more ...
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... all vmg. Q He is like Paine in his love for liberty and in his desire that all shall be free to act in freedom and to think in freedom #0- aaHe is like Lincoln in that he would free all mankind. m'rnonuc'rron Page 31.
... all vmg. Q He is like Paine in his love for liberty and in his desire that all shall be free to act in freedom and to think in freedom #0- aaHe is like Lincoln in that he would free all mankind. m'rnonuc'rron Page 31.
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Alice Hubbard. He is like Lincoln in that he would free all mankind. He, too, knows that there can be no free man on the earth so long as there is one slave. (L Elbert Hubbard sees, too, that just so long as there is one woman who is ...
Alice Hubbard. He is like Lincoln in that he would free all mankind. He, too, knows that there can be no free man on the earth so long as there is one slave. (L Elbert Hubbard sees, too, that just so long as there is one woman who is ...
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