Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 173
... light beaming around him . What seems to him false in democracy now , will , doubtless , appear quite essential by and by , when he comes to be better indoctrinated in its life - giving principles . He calls for reforms rather too ...
... light beaming around him . What seems to him false in democracy now , will , doubtless , appear quite essential by and by , when he comes to be better indoctrinated in its life - giving principles . He calls for reforms rather too ...
Page 229
... light to the darkness . This was , certainly , the greatest good derived from them , as far as they could perceive , and would , therefore , according to the doctrine of final causes , be a sound , satisfactory , and unal- terable ...
... light to the darkness . This was , certainly , the greatest good derived from them , as far as they could perceive , and would , therefore , according to the doctrine of final causes , be a sound , satisfactory , and unal- terable ...
Page 451
... light , in which not only God's existence is made known to the world , but also his goodness , his power and his glory . In reading this great and open volume of Nature , if we would under- stand it aright , we must employ the faculties ...
... light , in which not only God's existence is made known to the world , but also his goodness , his power and his glory . In reading this great and open volume of Nature , if we would under- stand it aright , we must employ the faculties ...
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