An American BibleРипол Классик, 1946 - 256 pages |
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Page 14
... thought and action on my part will bring pain and discord to others; (LThat if I would secure reasonable happiness for myself, I must give out good-will to others; Q That to better my own condition I must practise mutuality; Q That ...
... thought and action on my part will bring pain and discord to others; (LThat if I would secure reasonable happiness for myself, I must give out good-will to others; Q That to better my own condition I must practise mutuality; Q That ...
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... thought is necessary to freedom of actiOn. So he laid the foundation for separation of Church and School, Church and State. We have not yet recognized that one structure is independent of the other. There is an underground connection ...
... thought is necessary to freedom of actiOn. So he laid the foundation for separation of Church and School, Church and State. We have not yet recognized that one structure is independent of the other. There is an underground connection ...
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... thought of human rights forever before the world. In Seventeen Hundred Seventy-six it made all tyrants tremble ... thoughts in clear, limpid English which he who read could understand. He printed and distributed at his own expense many ...
... thought of human rights forever before the world. In Seventeen Hundred Seventy-six it made all tyrants tremble ... thoughts in clear, limpid English which he who read could understand. He printed and distributed at his own expense many ...
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... thoughts which are growing. The result must be a nation where men may be born with their divine birthright of Liberty ... thought. The “ Rights of Man " will never die so long as men have rights. (1 He believed that even in his time man ...
... thoughts which are growing. The result must be a nation where men may be born with their divine birthright of Liberty ... thought. The “ Rights of Man " will never die so long as men have rights. (1 He believed that even in his time man ...
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... thought, and he expressed his thoughts in his own way. To him man was greater than the laws man had made, or the gods man had made, and he said so~easily, naturally and frankly. Whitman knew that he, himself, typified humanity, and so ...
... thought, and he expressed his thoughts in his own way. To him man was greater than the laws man had made, or the gods man had made, and he said so~easily, naturally and frankly. Whitman knew that he, himself, typified humanity, and so ...
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