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...weakness. vagueness Thus lived and died Benedict Spinoza, the wrUers^11 father of Modern Pantheism. Perhaps it would not be far out of the way to say that he was the i Thorndnlp. father of all pantheism, if we mean by that term only such systems, of the...

...precious metals, what country, or what section of the earth's surface, furnishes so profuse a display ? It would not be far out of the way to say that the United States of America contain greater natural resources available to the hand of man than all Europe...

...no other state, it takes a vivid imagination to get oven a faint glimpse of the work accomplished. It would not be far out of the way to say that the educational history of Iowa began fifty years ago. Yet there are indications that those who found homes...

...great Puritan exodus, the East Anglian counties contributed to it far more than all the rest. Perhaps it would not be far out of the way to say that two-thirds of the American people who can trace their ancestry to New England might follow it back...

...great Puritan exodus, the East Anglian counties contributed to it far more than all the rest. Perhaps it would not be far out of the way to say that two-thirds of the American people who can trace their ancestry to New England might follow it back...

...time of abatement, and to the generally dry one some days of rain. AGRICULTURAL AREA AND PRODUCTIONS. It would not be far out of the way to say that nearly all of the area of the Guianas is suited to agricultural utilization, for the low Lands inundated...

...no man can make the dogma that is needed, nor any dogma that is worthy of the name. He thinks that it would not be far out of the way to say that if that man lived, as he does not live, who could lay the dogma finished on one's table, it would be...

...great Puritan exodus, the East Anglian counties contributed to it far more than all the rest. Perhaps it would not be far out of the way to say that two thirds of the American people who can trace their ancestry to New England might follow it back...