The Moral Reformer, Volumen3Sherwood, 1833 |
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... character of national dispensers of religion , education , & c . is entirely out of place , and will always be attended with mischievous results . Instead of providing for ourselves , we become paupers to the government , and nothing is ...
... character of national dispensers of religion , education , & c . is entirely out of place , and will always be attended with mischievous results . Instead of providing for ourselves , we become paupers to the government , and nothing is ...
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... character of those em- ployed . If the father's own business , or any other he can adopt , be likely to yield a livelihood , it is much better to keep his son at home , and learn him there , than run the risk of an unknown business ...
... character of those em- ployed . If the father's own business , or any other he can adopt , be likely to yield a livelihood , it is much better to keep his son at home , and learn him there , than run the risk of an unknown business ...
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... character is formed for him , " and not by himself , and as this has always been the case , whence has sprung the prin- ciple which suggests and promises to secure a universal change ? If man is as passive as the clay which receives any ...
... character is formed for him , " and not by himself , and as this has always been the case , whence has sprung the prin- ciple which suggests and promises to secure a universal change ? If man is as passive as the clay which receives any ...
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