The Moral Reformer, Volumen3Sherwood, 1833 |
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... moral evils of the country . Being a measure of considerable magnitude , in which we are all interested , and having heard much said in its favour , it may be proper , I presume , to hear the arguements on the opposite side . Before we ...
... moral evils of the country . Being a measure of considerable magnitude , in which we are all interested , and having heard much said in its favour , it may be proper , I presume , to hear the arguements on the opposite side . Before we ...
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... morals of the poor . : Thus , then , it appears , that from the highest to the lowest grades of society , in every trade and every profession , there are the loudest calls on the Christian for the exertion of all his moral energies , in ...
... morals of the poor . : Thus , then , it appears , that from the highest to the lowest grades of society , in every trade and every profession , there are the loudest calls on the Christian for the exertion of all his moral energies , in ...
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... moral and spiritual well being of those we employ , to check and discountenance vice , to promote and reward virtue . Are any of your dependants sick , or infirm , or widowed , or fatherless ? let your Christian charity lead you to ...
... moral and spiritual well being of those we employ , to check and discountenance vice , to promote and reward virtue . Are any of your dependants sick , or infirm , or widowed , or fatherless ? let your Christian charity lead you to ...
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