Things Ancient and ModernLongmans, Green, 1936 - 316 páginas |
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... fact that they first invented , and now perpetuate , this monstrous imposi- tion . The only possible excuse is that ... fact , and the facts are utterly against the reformers . In the days when Horace was 54 THINGS ANCIENT AND MODERN.
... fact that they first invented , and now perpetuate , this monstrous imposi- tion . The only possible excuse is that ... fact , and the facts are utterly against the reformers . In the days when Horace was 54 THINGS ANCIENT AND MODERN.
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... fact . Some- times the hero may be a missionary like Livingstone , sometimes a soldier like Wellington , sometimes a scientist like Pasteur ; there is no need to preach sermons about them , but there is a real need that their good deeds ...
... fact . Some- times the hero may be a missionary like Livingstone , sometimes a soldier like Wellington , sometimes a scientist like Pasteur ; there is no need to preach sermons about them , but there is a real need that their good deeds ...
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... facts , however inconvenient . The religious instinct and its manifestations are undeniable facts , and as such demand ... fact been sug- gested by great Christian writers as early as St. Augustine . This attitude provoked inevitable ...
... facts , however inconvenient . The religious instinct and its manifestations are undeniable facts , and as such demand ... fact been sug- gested by great Christian writers as early as St. Augustine . This attitude provoked inevitable ...
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