An American BibleAlice Hubbard Roycrofters, 1911 - 403 pages |
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... liberty , American in spirit , taught the world that liberty is the natural right of every human being . He loved freedom for himself , but he could not enjoy what was not within the reach of all . " Where liberty is , there is my home ...
... liberty , American in spirit , taught the world that liberty is the natural right of every human being . He loved freedom for himself , but he could not enjoy what was not within the reach of all . " Where liberty is , there is my home ...
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... liberty in this world rests on us . We ought , for so dear a State , to sacrifice every attachment , every enmity t I am not among those who fear the people . They , and not the rich , are our dependence for continued freedom . And to ...
... liberty in this world rests on us . We ought , for so dear a State , to sacrifice every attachment , every enmity t I am not among those who fear the people . They , and not the rich , are our dependence for continued freedom . And to ...
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... liberty of the mind there can be no true religion . Without liberty the brain is a dungeon - the mind a convict . The slave may bow and cringe and crawl , but he can not adore , he can not love True religion is the perfume of a free and ...
... liberty of the mind there can be no true religion . Without liberty the brain is a dungeon - the mind a convict . The slave may bow and cringe and crawl , but he can not adore , he can not love True religion is the perfume of a free and ...
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