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literature , in the cause of humanity and civilization , in the promotion of virtue and
religion ; some people have the justice to pronounce all this , without examination
, but a dark scheme of ambition and avarice , because , according to the ...
literature , in the cause of humanity and civilization , in the promotion of virtue and
religion ; some people have the justice to pronounce all this , without examination
, but a dark scheme of ambition and avarice , because , according to the ...
Pagina 397
If the cause of the revolution were just , it certainly appeared that it should be
maintained at any hazard , and at any sacrifices . It was plain that its leaders were
either rebels or patriots ; that they must be hung as traitors or reign as conquerors
.
If the cause of the revolution were just , it certainly appeared that it should be
maintained at any hazard , and at any sacrifices . It was plain that its leaders were
either rebels or patriots ; that they must be hung as traitors or reign as conquerors
.
Pagina 475
It must be either a cause or an effect . A cause is something distinguished by
having effects . If a thing has no effects , we then say it is not a cause . Truth never
does any thing of which we have any knowledge . It has no ability of independent
...
It must be either a cause or an effect . A cause is something distinguished by
having effects . If a thing has no effects , we then say it is not a cause . Truth never
does any thing of which we have any knowledge . It has no ability of independent
...
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according action become believe body Bonaparte called cause character church citizen civil common conduct consider constitution course dependent distinct duties effect England English evidence exhibit existence fact faculty faith feeling follow France freedom give given hands heart honor human ideas important increase independent influence institutions interest Jesuits judge justice king knowledge labor learned less letter liberty lives look matter means mind moral Napoleon nature necessary never object opinion organs original party peace period philosophy political population position present principles progress protection question rational reason regard religion remarkable respect result rule seems sense society soul spirit success thing thought tion true truth United virtue whole writer
Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 28,Nummer 2 |
| Redacteurs | Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell |
| Uitgever | Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Harvard University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 13 maart 2007 |
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