Modern Eloquence, Volume 9Thomas Brackett Reed, Rossiter Johnson, Justin McCarthy, Albert Ellery Bergh John D. Morris, 1900 |
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Page 884
... moral and benevolent associ- ation , whose great aim is the development and cultivation of the moral sentiment , the social principle , and the benevolent affections , a higher reverence for God , and a warmer love for man . New laws ...
... moral and benevolent associ- ation , whose great aim is the development and cultivation of the moral sentiment , the social principle , and the benevolent affections , a higher reverence for God , and a warmer love for man . New laws ...
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... moral endeavor to know more and more the universal order , which seems intended in the world , that we may conform to it ourselves , and make others conform to it ; in short , that we may help to make the will of God prevail in us and ...
... moral endeavor to know more and more the universal order , which seems intended in the world , that we may conform to it ourselves , and make others conform to it ; in short , that we may help to make the will of God prevail in us and ...
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... moral statistic showing the same thing . One of the memoir writers tells us that when Napoleon , after throwing away his army of over five hundred thousand men in the Mos- cow campaign , had hurried back to France and had en- tered the ...
... moral statistic showing the same thing . One of the memoir writers tells us that when Napoleon , after throwing away his army of over five hundred thousand men in the Mos- cow campaign , had hurried back to France and had en- tered the ...
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