University of Colorado Studies: Studies in the humanities. Series bUniversity of Colorado., 1945 |
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Page 59
... present themselves ; he may purchase what he wants , and thereby become an American farmer . Is he a labourer , sober and industrious ? he need not go many miles , nor receive many informations before he will be hired , well fed at the ...
... present themselves ; he may purchase what he wants , and thereby become an American farmer . Is he a labourer , sober and industrious ? he need not go many miles , nor receive many informations before he will be hired , well fed at the ...
Page 160
... present was but a way station in a triumphal march . The American way had been tested and tried , and was beyond ... present work to explain how the change in the con- dition of our land has been brought about ... and to follow the steps ...
... present was but a way station in a triumphal march . The American way had been tested and tried , and was beyond ... present work to explain how the change in the con- dition of our land has been brought about ... and to follow the steps ...
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... present big with better things to come . The dominant mood was one of great expectations . Emerson wrote in his ... present as of what America is destined to be : Thou mental , moral orb - thou New , indeed new , Spiritual World ! The ...
... present big with better things to come . The dominant mood was one of great expectations . Emerson wrote in his ... present as of what America is destined to be : Thou mental , moral orb - thou New , indeed new , Spiritual World ! The ...
Contents
The New England Puritans | 1 |
Humanism in Massachusetts | 19 |
The Quakers | 29 |
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