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... humanity , as they are indis- putably employed in the nefarious African traffic , and bartered for human flesh and blood . ' The catalogue of the Birmingham manufactures includes , taking them alphabetically , Awl blade - makers ...
... humanity , as they are indis- putably employed in the nefarious African traffic , and bartered for human flesh and blood . ' The catalogue of the Birmingham manufactures includes , taking them alphabetically , Awl blade - makers ...
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... human , and still sleeping in the grave . It is clear then he believed Christ to be more than human ; to be raised from the grave ; to be the witness , the judge , the rewarder of his actions . ' Surely Dr. H. cannot call this reasoning ...
... human , and still sleeping in the grave . It is clear then he believed Christ to be more than human ; to be raised from the grave ; to be the witness , the judge , the rewarder of his actions . ' Surely Dr. H. cannot call this reasoning ...
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... human affairs renders innovations necessary . If , however , they are occasionally indispensable , they invariably require , in matters of moment , to be introduced with delicacy and caution ; and , if they affect the frame of a ...
... human affairs renders innovations necessary . If , however , they are occasionally indispensable , they invariably require , in matters of moment , to be introduced with delicacy and caution ; and , if they affect the frame of a ...
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