Democracy in America, Volumen2Sever & Francis, 1863 |
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... heart , and plant their sway in it for a time . This , independently of equality itself , tends powerfully to divide men , — to lead them to mistrust the judgment of each other , and to seek the light of truth nowhere but in themselves ...
... heart , and plant their sway in it for a time . This , independently of equality itself , tends powerfully to divide men , — to lead them to mistrust the judgment of each other , and to seek the light of truth nowhere but in themselves ...
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... heart of man . I am at this moment considering religions in a purely human point of view ; my object is to inquire by what means they may most easily retain their sway in the democratic ages upon which we are entering . It has been ...
... heart of man . I am at this moment considering religions in a purely human point of view ; my object is to inquire by what means they may most easily retain their sway in the democratic ages upon which we are entering . It has been ...
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... heart In all religions , there are some ceremonies which are inherent in the substance of the faith itself , and in these nothing should on any account be changed . This is especially the case with Roman Catholicism , in which the ...
... heart In all religions , there are some ceremonies which are inherent in the substance of the faith itself , and in these nothing should on any account be changed . This is especially the case with Roman Catholicism , in which the ...
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... heart to the cares of the present ; seeming to consider the goods of this world as important , though secondary , objects . If they take no part themselves in productive labor , they are at least interested in its progress , and they ...
... heart to the cares of the present ; seeming to consider the goods of this world as important , though secondary , objects . If they take no part themselves in productive labor , they are at least interested in its progress , and they ...
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... heart of civilized man , that amongst the polite nations , which are least disposed to give themselves up to these pursuits , a certain number of persons are always to be found who take part in them . This intellectual crav- ing , once ...
... heart of civilized man , that amongst the polite nations , which are least disposed to give themselves up to these pursuits , a certain number of persons are always to be found who take part in them . This intellectual crav- ing , once ...
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