The Complete Works of Thomas Dick, LL. D. ... Eleven Volumes in Two..., Volume 1Edwards & Bushnell, 1857 |
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... reason is obvious . These States , with a most glaring inconsistency , still continue the abettors of slavery , in its most disgusting forms . More than one - half of their popula- tion consists of slaves , who are deemed un- worthy of ...
... reason is obvious . These States , with a most glaring inconsistency , still continue the abettors of slavery , in its most disgusting forms . More than one - half of their popula- tion consists of slaves , who are deemed un- worthy of ...
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... reason , and to apply the rules of Chris- tianity to their actions and social intercourses with each other - are instructed in the evil of lying , swearing , stealing , and other vices ; and some of them who had previously been addicted ...
... reason , and to apply the rules of Chris- tianity to their actions and social intercourses with each other - are instructed in the evil of lying , swearing , stealing , and other vices ; and some of them who had previously been addicted ...
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... reason that the water will not run out at the bottom of the tube , although it is open ? When a boy's sucker is moistened with water , and pressed upon a smooth stone , what is the reason why it is able to lift up a stone of a pretty ...
... reason that the water will not run out at the bottom of the tube , although it is open ? When a boy's sucker is moistened with water , and pressed upon a smooth stone , what is the reason why it is able to lift up a stone of a pretty ...
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... reason and reflection . " Such sentiments are rather too anti- quated for the nineteenth century . This gentle- man ... reasons of the corrections , and to endeavour , on all occasions , to induce them to express their thoughts with ...
... reason and reflection . " Such sentiments are rather too anti- quated for the nineteenth century . This gentle- man ... reasons of the corrections , and to endeavour , on all occasions , to induce them to express their thoughts with ...
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... reason with propriety on any familiar objects or incidents with which they are acquainted . It may be laid down as an axiom , that from the earliest dawn of reason children should be accustomed to exercise their reasoning faculty on ...
... reason with propriety on any familiar objects or incidents with which they are acquainted . It may be laid down as an axiom , that from the earliest dawn of reason children should be accustomed to exercise their reasoning faculty on ...
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