The Boston Quarterly Review, Volume 1Benjamin H. Greene, 1838 - American literature |
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... party , this or that class . I belong to no party under Heaven , to no sect on earth , and swear allegiance to no creed , to no dogma . I have no wish to build up one party or to pull down another , to aid one sect or to depress another ...
... party , this or that class . I belong to no party under Heaven , to no sect on earth , and swear allegiance to no creed , to no dogma . I have no wish to build up one party or to pull down another , to aid one sect or to depress another ...
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... Party of mankind , or rather of showing that I have the will , if not the ability , to aid onward the great Movement commenced by Jesus of Nazareth , and which acquires velocity and momentum in proportion as it passes through successive ...
... Party of mankind , or rather of showing that I have the will , if not the ability , to aid onward the great Movement commenced by Jesus of Nazareth , and which acquires velocity and momentum in proportion as it passes through successive ...
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... party , nobody but its Editor , and those of his friends who may contribute to its pages , must be at all implicated in its sins and heresies . It is a free Journal . It will be open to the discussion of all subjects of general and ...
... party , nobody but its Editor , and those of his friends who may contribute to its pages , must be at all implicated in its sins and heresies . It is a free Journal . It will be open to the discussion of all subjects of general and ...
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... party appeals to the Bible ; but , little is done save to pit text against text and commentary against commentary . Each , according to its own reading , finds the Bible expressly in its own favor , and pointedly against its opponent ...
... party appeals to the Bible ; but , little is done save to pit text against text and commentary against commentary . Each , according to its own reading , finds the Bible expressly in its own favor , and pointedly against its opponent ...
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... party . There is a political party in this country called the Democratic party . It sprang up on the adoption of the Federal Constitution , to which it was opposed , and which it refused to accept without some important amendments . It ...
... party . There is a political party in this country called the Democratic party . It sprang up on the adoption of the Federal Constitution , to which it was opposed , and which it refused to accept without some important amendments . It ...
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