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Tk nd an eiaan child from his parents , in the hope of making him useful as a missionary or instructer , give him an insight into the truths of religion , and a competent knowledge of the benefits of art , science , and literature ...
Tk nd an eiaan child from his parents , in the hope of making him useful as a missionary or instructer , give him an insight into the truths of religion , and a competent knowledge of the benefits of art , science , and literature ...
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The man , who cannot singly and conscientiously , with his whole heart , make his oblation on the altar of truth , is no historian . He does not know what history means . He is not prepared to engage in its first labors , its lowest ...
The man , who cannot singly and conscientiously , with his whole heart , make his oblation on the altar of truth , is no historian . He does not know what history means . He is not prepared to engage in its first labors , its lowest ...
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by a science , I here mean any chain of truths , that are either absolutely certain , or necessarily true for the human mind ... up which we ascend to the region of spiritual truth , the empire of reason ; the steps are not themselves ...
by a science , I here mean any chain of truths , that are either absolutely certain , or necessarily true for the human mind ... up which we ascend to the region of spiritual truth , the empire of reason ; the steps are not themselves ...
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Contents
HI POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
Life of BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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