An American BibleAlice Hubbard Roycrofters, 1911 - 403 pages |
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... learned men ; and any man who could read and write was looked upon as educated . Naturally , when a book was made , there was a desire to put into it all the wisdom the writer could gather together . Long years were required to make one ...
... learned men ; and any man who could read and write was looked upon as educated . Naturally , when a book was made , there was a desire to put into it all the wisdom the writer could gather together . Long years were required to make one ...
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... learned and civil institutions , as guards of property , and they deprecate assaults on these , because they feel them to be assaults on property . They measure their esteem of each other , by what each has , and not by what each is ...
... learned and civil institutions , as guards of property , and they deprecate assaults on these , because they feel them to be assaults on property . They measure their esteem of each other , by what each has , and not by what each is ...
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... Learned Professions . ” 66 If we use the phrase now , it is only in a Pickwickian sense for we realize that there are fifty - seven varie- ties of learned men Of all professions the greatest and most important is that of commerce or ...
... Learned Professions . ” 66 If we use the phrase now , it is only in a Pickwickian sense for we realize that there are fifty - seven varie- ties of learned men Of all professions the greatest and most important is that of commerce or ...
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