An American BibleAlice Hubbard Roycrofters, 1911 - 403 pages |
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Alice Hubbard. themselves to live forever as to make their authority to live forever . All therefore that can be said of them is , that they are a formality of words , of as much import as if those who used them had addressed a ...
Alice Hubbard. themselves to live forever as to make their authority to live forever . All therefore that can be said of them is , that they are a formality of words , of as much import as if those who used them had addressed a ...
Page 196
... forever solved ; but as long as organized and powerful churches , pretending to hold the keys of Heaven and Hell , denounce every person as an outcast and criminal who thinks for himself and denies their authority , the world will be ...
... forever solved ; but as long as organized and powerful churches , pretending to hold the keys of Heaven and Hell , denounce every person as an outcast and criminal who thinks for himself and denies their authority , the world will be ...
Page 429
... forever be kept a ward , a doll and a plaything ? The welfare of the human race demands that mothers should extend and widen their mental visions , and that all which tends to enlarge woman's mentality is good , and that which tends to ...
... forever be kept a ward , a doll and a plaything ? The welfare of the human race demands that mothers should extend and widen their mental visions , and that all which tends to enlarge woman's mentality is good , and that which tends to ...
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