The British Quarterly Review, Volume 28Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1858 - Christianity |
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... existence to two such distinct types of humanity - the hardy and the brave , and the luxurious and effeminate , is a great fact which seems to ensure revolutions of the kind which have taken place there . It may be quite true ...
... existence to two such distinct types of humanity - the hardy and the brave , and the luxurious and effeminate , is a great fact which seems to ensure revolutions of the kind which have taken place there . It may be quite true ...
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... existence of markets , and that there are products of the city to be given in exchange for these products of the country , then we can see how the wealth of the landlord may suffice to surround him with splendour , and to raise him to ...
... existence of markets , and that there are products of the city to be given in exchange for these products of the country , then we can see how the wealth of the landlord may suffice to surround him with splendour , and to raise him to ...
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... existence to two widely - different races of men - to the effeminate and passive who cultivate a great part of the level lands of the south , and to the hardy and brave who grow up amidst the mountains and plains of the north . Let it ...
... existence to two widely - different races of men - to the effeminate and passive who cultivate a great part of the level lands of the south , and to the hardy and brave who grow up amidst the mountains and plains of the north . Let it ...
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... existence into merely natural laws , and then say that is enough . Poor humanity - this is but a sorry gospel for thee ! We naturally shrink from a doctrine which makes the degraded state of any portion of our race the result of laws ...
... existence into merely natural laws , and then say that is enough . Poor humanity - this is but a sorry gospel for thee ! We naturally shrink from a doctrine which makes the degraded state of any portion of our race the result of laws ...
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... existence , is one of the most unpleasant features of this book . We suppose that Mr. Hume knew how to detect the differences of characters , both in individuals and classes , quite as well as Mr. Buckle ; and what was that but to work ...
... existence , is one of the most unpleasant features of this book . We suppose that Mr. Hume knew how to detect the differences of characters , both in individuals and classes , quite as well as Mr. Buckle ; and what was that but to work ...
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