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... spirit less capable or less worthy might seize the helm . He had escaped Sylla ; but would even his life have been safe under another usurper ? Should he continue to administer the government to the best of his great abilities , and for ...
... spirit less capable or less worthy might seize the helm . He had escaped Sylla ; but would even his life have been safe under another usurper ? Should he continue to administer the government to the best of his great abilities , and for ...
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... spirit . The addition of ample notes is also valuable ; and we scarcely know where to look for a better exposure of the follies of fanaticism than the writer has here presented , in extracts from the most approved methodistical writers ...
... spirit . The addition of ample notes is also valuable ; and we scarcely know where to look for a better exposure of the follies of fanaticism than the writer has here presented , in extracts from the most approved methodistical writers ...
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... spirit every where prevails . We discern in them a mind thoroughly imbued with the principles of the soundest philosophy , tem- pered and refined by rational views of religious truth , and ani- mated by the pure and lively flame of ...
... spirit every where prevails . We discern in them a mind thoroughly imbued with the principles of the soundest philosophy , tem- pered and refined by rational views of religious truth , and ani- mated by the pure and lively flame of ...
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