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Pagina 14
... century , dismissed the great Jonathan Edwards , did not find it convenient to refute his doctrines , but merely to avoid them . The revolt against Calvinism , in short , has been moral ... centuries , many of 14 Jan. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
... century , dismissed the great Jonathan Edwards , did not find it convenient to refute his doctrines , but merely to avoid them . The revolt against Calvinism , in short , has been moral ... centuries , many of 14 Jan. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
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... century . The traditional order of the seventeenth century had degenerated into a narrow dogmatism which was felt to be an obstacle to the free play of intelligence , and political tyranny had become an open scandal . In France , the ...
... century . The traditional order of the seventeenth century had degenerated into a narrow dogmatism which was felt to be an obstacle to the free play of intelligence , and political tyranny had become an open scandal . In France , the ...
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... century to a great extent alienated our people from the countryside which a century before had been the nursery of our national character . The meanness of our present existence threatens to extinguish its significance for us altogether ...
... century to a great extent alienated our people from the countryside which a century before had been the nursery of our national character . The meanness of our present existence threatens to extinguish its significance for us altogether ...
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