The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1885 - Great Britain |
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Page 106
Its doctrines never change , its principles never change ; its whole life has been marked by a series of religious and political dogmas which it has preserved intact for nearly two thousand years . Its followers may adhere to a ...
Its doctrines never change , its principles never change ; its whole life has been marked by a series of religious and political dogmas which it has preserved intact for nearly two thousand years . Its followers may adhere to a ...
Page 267
The Christian teacher , it is said in the first place , is at liberty , indeed , to enunciate the general principles which should underlie all political action ; but he is not at liberty to apply those general principles to particular ...
The Christian teacher , it is said in the first place , is at liberty , indeed , to enunciate the general principles which should underlie all political action ; but he is not at liberty to apply those general principles to particular ...
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Lastly , the question of the accumulation of land in a few hands depends upon precisely the same principles as those upon which the accumulation of other property in a few hands depends . No argument can be stated which proves the ...
Lastly , the question of the accumulation of land in a few hands depends upon precisely the same principles as those upon which the accumulation of other property in a few hands depends . No argument can be stated which proves the ...
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