Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen31W. Blackwood., 1832 |
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... fatal sway of passion and intemperate feeling which pre- vails among those who are approach- ing destruction . It is not that the Almighty blinds those whom he has doomed to destruction , but that he has doomed to destruction those who ...
... fatal sway of passion and intemperate feeling which pre- vails among those who are approach- ing destruction . It is not that the Almighty blinds those whom he has doomed to destruction , but that he has doomed to destruction those who ...
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... fatal al liance they have formed.ge20 ) i 1 T 4 " I see well , O Athenians , " said St Paul , " that you spend your lives in seeing and hearing something new . " The desire for innovation the contempt for whatever is ancient , or ...
... fatal al liance they have formed.ge20 ) i 1 T 4 " I see well , O Athenians , " said St Paul , " that you spend your lives in seeing and hearing something new . " The desire for innovation the contempt for whatever is ancient , or ...
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... fatal suppression as they were formerly , by being geof th more to augment the public of f the paper circulation , which has nerally what these stupid men call educated ; being brutal enough to distress than any similar measure ...
... fatal suppression as they were formerly , by being geof th more to augment the public of f the paper circulation , which has nerally what these stupid men call educated ; being brutal enough to distress than any similar measure ...
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... fatal and perilous doctrine than this never was propagated , or one more calculated to dissolve society into anarchy , and render the very name of education odious in the world . It follows , that to intrust political power to such ...
... fatal and perilous doctrine than this never was propagated , or one more calculated to dissolve society into anarchy , and render the very name of education odious in the world . It follows , that to intrust political power to such ...
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... fatal ascendency quence ; the Tories had maintained inviolate the national faith , therefore the first measure of the Whigs was to violate it ; the Tories laboured assiduously to uphold the consti- tution , therefore the Whigs signal ...
... fatal ascendency quence ; the Tories had maintained inviolate the national faith , therefore the first measure of the Whigs was to violate it ; the Tories laboured assiduously to uphold the consti- tution , therefore the Whigs signal ...
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