Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 31W. Blackwood, 1832 |
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... religions , " says the ablest and most philosophical of diving his- torians , proposed to establish the welfare of society by positive regu lations , and laid down a code for the government of mankind in all the varied walks of life ...
... religions , " says the ablest and most philosophical of diving his- torians , proposed to establish the welfare of society by positive regu lations , and laid down a code for the government of mankind in all the varied walks of life ...
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... religion and virtue took place ; the fall of the empire signa- lized its punishment ; and ages of darkness overspread the world , un- til , under the influence of a holier religion , men were trained to severer employments , and called ...
... religion and virtue took place ; the fall of the empire signa- lized its punishment ; and ages of darkness overspread the world , un- til , under the influence of a holier religion , men were trained to severer employments , and called ...
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... religion , are the watchword of the former : licentiousness , change , and infidel- ity , the war - cry of the latter . The one prepares itself for the discharge of public , by the rigid performance of private duty ; the other ...
... religion , are the watchword of the former : licentiousness , change , and infidel- ity , the war - cry of the latter . The one prepares itself for the discharge of public , by the rigid performance of private duty ; the other ...
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... religion in private life . The arrival of such an era in a free state , is signalized by the vehemence of popular strife , the turbulence of demagogues , the dis solution of the bonds of government It is marked in a despotic commu- nity ...
... religion in private life . The arrival of such an era in a free state , is signalized by the vehemence of popular strife , the turbulence of demagogues , the dis solution of the bonds of government It is marked in a despotic commu- nity ...
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... religion , because they feel that they impose a disagreeable restraint upon their passions and their vices , vidim 6 ... religious feelings of the Roman people , that Cicero tra- ced the cause of the majestic career of Roman victories.
... religion , because they feel that they impose a disagreeable restraint upon their passions and their vices , vidim 6 ... religious feelings of the Roman people , that Cicero tra- ced the cause of the majestic career of Roman victories.
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