The Homes of the New World: Impressions of America, 第 2 卷Johnson Reprint, 1968 |
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... human freedom , declared the human right and ability to govern them- selves , and on this right founded a monarchy of states- the commencement of the world's greatest governmental culture . That which I sought for there was the new ...
... human freedom , declared the human right and ability to govern them- selves , and on this right founded a monarchy of states- the commencement of the world's greatest governmental culture . That which I sought for there was the new ...
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... human nature ; and here is the Clay - eater , who lives in the for- est , without school or church , sometimes without a home , and who , impelled by a morbid appetite , eats clay until , demoniacally dragged downward by its oppressive ...
... human nature ; and here is the Clay - eater , who lives in the for- est , without school or church , sometimes without a home , and who , impelled by a morbid appetite , eats clay until , demoniacally dragged downward by its oppressive ...
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... human conscience , with the light of Scripture to decide , each man for him- self , on his mode of faith and divine worship . It was also on the ground of the same doctrine that , still later , Anne Hutchinson and Henry Vane - in whom ...
... human conscience , with the light of Scripture to decide , each man for him- self , on his mode of faith and divine worship . It was also on the ground of the same doctrine that , still later , Anne Hutchinson and Henry Vane - in whom ...
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