The Democratic Spirit: A Collection of American Writings from the Earliest Times to the Present DayBernard Smith A. A. Knopf, 1941 - 927 pages |
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... church and church , nor between one denomination of religion and another , but between God and man ; between the being who wor- ships and the being who is worshipped ; and by the same act of as- sumed authority by which it tolerates man ...
... church and church , nor between one denomination of religion and another , but between God and man ; between the being who wor- ships and the being who is worshipped ; and by the same act of as- sumed authority by which it tolerates man ...
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... church with the state , a sort of mule animal , capable only of destroying , and not of breeding up , is produced , called the church established by law . It is a stranger , even from its birth , to any parent mother on which it is ...
... church with the state , a sort of mule animal , capable only of destroying , and not of breeding up , is produced , called the church established by law . It is a stranger , even from its birth , to any parent mother on which it is ...
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... Church , in 1836 organized . his own church for the workingmen of Boston . He was now definitely and publicly opposed to all the established churches and sects . In 1838 he founded the Boston Quarterly Review , in which he published ...
... Church , in 1836 organized . his own church for the workingmen of Boston . He was now definitely and publicly opposed to all the established churches and sects . In 1838 he founded the Boston Quarterly Review , in which he published ...
Contents
ROGER WILLIAMS 1603?1683 | 5 |
BACONS MAN 1676 | 13 |
JOHN WISE 16521725 | 20 |
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