American Literature: From the beginning to 1860.-v. 2. From 1860 to the presentC. Scribner's Sons, 1948 |
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... religion . My mind was much engaged in it , and had much self - righteous pleasure ; and it was my de- light to abound in religious duties . I with some of my school - mates joined together , and built a booth in a swamp , in a very ...
... religion . My mind was much engaged in it , and had much self - righteous pleasure ; and it was my de- light to abound in religious duties . I with some of my school - mates joined together , and built a booth in a swamp , in a very ...
Pagina 199
... religious affection : he that has doctrinal knowledge and speculation only , without affection , never is engaged in the business of religion . Nothing is more manifest , in fact , than that the things of religion take hold of men's ...
... religious affection : he that has doctrinal knowledge and speculation only , without affection , never is engaged in the business of religion . Nothing is more manifest , in fact , than that the things of religion take hold of men's ...
Pagina 231
... religion , that so many wild and blasphemous conceits have been formed of the Almighty . The Jews have made Him the assassin of the human species to make room for the religion of the Jews . The Christians have made Him the murderer of ...
... religion , that so many wild and blasphemous conceits have been formed of the Almighty . The Jews have made Him the assassin of the human species to make room for the religion of the Jews . The Christians have made Him the murderer of ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
From The Vinland History of the Flat | 15 |
MARTIN WALDSEEMÜLLER | 23 |
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