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The same old Romans , as Varro remarked , undertook war tardily , and without allowing themselves any license , because they thought that no war except a pious one ought to be undertaken . Camillus said that wars were to be carried on ...
The same old Romans , as Varro remarked , undertook war tardily , and without allowing themselves any license , because they thought that no war except a pious one ought to be undertaken . Camillus said that wars were to be carried on ...
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They , therefore , aimed at collecting the truth which was diffused among individual philosophers and among sects into one body ; and they thought that this result could be nothing else but the true Christian doctrine . 43.
They , therefore , aimed at collecting the truth which was diffused among individual philosophers and among sects into one body ; and they thought that this result could be nothing else but the true Christian doctrine . 43.
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Perhaps in no other country has this thought penetrated more deeply and influenced more strongly the great mass of the people . . . In all parts of our country the law of nations is especially studied by large bodies of young men in ...
Perhaps in no other country has this thought penetrated more deeply and influenced more strongly the great mass of the people . . . In all parts of our country the law of nations is especially studied by large bodies of young men in ...
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Yet we see that the great light streaming from his heart and mind continued to shine , that it developed and fructified human thought , that it warmed into life new and glorious growths of right reason as to international relations ...
Yet we see that the great light streaming from his heart and mind continued to shine , that it developed and fructified human thought , that it warmed into life new and glorious growths of right reason as to international relations ...
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He says that he must attempt to reach the Gran Can , who he thought was here or at the city of Cathay , which belongs to him , and is very grand , as he was informed before leaving Spain . All this land , he adds , is low and beautiful ...
He says that he must attempt to reach the Gran Can , who he thought was here or at the city of Cathay , which belongs to him , and is very grand , as he was informed before leaving Spain . All this land , he adds , is low and beautiful ...
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| Title | Old South Leaflets Old South Leaflets, Old South Association Issue 5 of Old South leaflets: Annual series |
| Contributor | Old South Association |
| Publisher | Directors of the Old South Work, 1902 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 13 Mar 2010 |
| Length | 8 pages |
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