The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 8Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1966 |
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... divine right . Then , they acknowledged that it was oppressive and unequal , but argued , that as it was of divine institution that it would be impious to touch it . Now , its ancient props are vanished , and its ad- vocates , finding ...
... divine right . Then , they acknowledged that it was oppressive and unequal , but argued , that as it was of divine institution that it would be impious to touch it . Now , its ancient props are vanished , and its ad- vocates , finding ...
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... divine , thickens , as it were , the dark veil that covers its mysterious creations , making what have since appeared obvious truths , invisible to the learned ; striking the vision of their intelligence , when seeking knowledge , with ...
... divine , thickens , as it were , the dark veil that covers its mysterious creations , making what have since appeared obvious truths , invisible to the learned ; striking the vision of their intelligence , when seeking knowledge , with ...
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... divine . It is the trust in the individual understanding , growing out of this idolatry , which has been the source of all the errors in theory , and fatal mis- takes in practice , from which mankind have suffered from the begin- ning ...
... divine . It is the trust in the individual understanding , growing out of this idolatry , which has been the source of all the errors in theory , and fatal mis- takes in practice , from which mankind have suffered from the begin- ning ...
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