Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Том 48John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1859 |
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... course , denying that God fits his instruments for the purposes which he intends to carry out through their agency , and that he can effect this fitness in a brief season ; but this is not God's general mode of dealing with mankind . At ...
... course , denying that God fits his instruments for the purposes which he intends to carry out through their agency , and that he can effect this fitness in a brief season ; but this is not God's general mode of dealing with mankind . At ...
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... course , these stories had effect in some quarters , and alienated those at a distance who could not inquire into their truth . But at home these falsehoods only recoil- 66 Being reviled , we bless ; being per- secuted , we suffer it ...
... course , these stories had effect in some quarters , and alienated those at a distance who could not inquire into their truth . But at home these falsehoods only recoil- 66 Being reviled , we bless ; being per- secuted , we suffer it ...
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... course . He suggested that it would be far better to draw up a confession of the fundamental doctrines on which they were all agreed , and to tolerate differences on the sacramental question . This , indeed , was done on the sudden ...
... course . He suggested that it would be far better to draw up a confession of the fundamental doctrines on which they were all agreed , and to tolerate differences on the sacramental question . This , indeed , was done on the sudden ...
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... course such labor was done in a slovenly shuffling way , with the worst tools ; the peasant worked unwill- ingly and acquired habits of idleness , especially among the Sclavonic population , which is lazy by nature . It has been as ...
... course such labor was done in a slovenly shuffling way , with the worst tools ; the peasant worked unwill- ingly and acquired habits of idleness , especially among the Sclavonic population , which is lazy by nature . It has been as ...
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... course within the last few years entirely changed this state of society . conditions are to some extent , and will be still more , reversed by the introduction of mowing , reaping , and thrashing - machines . The education of the ...
... course within the last few years entirely changed this state of society . conditions are to some extent , and will be still more , reversed by the introduction of mowing , reaping , and thrashing - machines . The education of the ...
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