 | François Guizot - Europe - 1860 - 498 pages
...and the United States of America, may be readily cited as evidences. The accomplishment of a similar work requires the ascendency of general and permanent power, such as that of* the state and its enactments; or of another moral authority ever present and equally enduring, — the... | |
 | Henry Barnard - Education - 1862 - 638 pages
...and the United States of America, may be readily cited as evidences. The accomplishment of a similar work requires the ascendency of general and permanent power, such as that of the state and its enactments; or of another moral authority ever present and equally enduring — the church... | |
 | John Nicholas Murphy - Monasticism and religious orders for women - 1873 - 818 pages
...Protestant, and the United States of America may be recited as evidences. The accomplishment of a similar work requires the ascendency of general and permanent power, such as that of the State and its enactments ; or of another moral authority, ever present and equally enduring, — the... | |
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... has really prospered have been those where the church or state, or both in conjunction, have considered its advancement their business and duty. Holland and Germany, whether Catholic or Protestant, and the United States of America, may be readily... 