The Biblical Repository and Classical ReviewLeavitt, Trow, and Company, 1848 |
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... highest type should spring forth at the latest epoch - therefore we conclude ( he proceeds ) that man is not only the highest group in creation , but the last intended type . " Here the whole force of his therefore rests on assumptions ...
... highest type should spring forth at the latest epoch - therefore we conclude ( he proceeds ) that man is not only the highest group in creation , but the last intended type . " Here the whole force of his therefore rests on assumptions ...
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... highest de- gree of Eloquence . The thought that he is co - operating with the great Divine Spirit , in the conducting of a system , in which , by Divine arrangement , human instrumentality forms an essential part , ought to make the ...
... highest de- gree of Eloquence . The thought that he is co - operating with the great Divine Spirit , in the conducting of a system , in which , by Divine arrangement , human instrumentality forms an essential part , ought to make the ...
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... highest earthly well- being of twenty million souls . He , however , is unexceptionable , because he is said to be moral in private life . We believe no distinction to be more pernicious , none , in the end , more likely to demoralize ...
... highest earthly well- being of twenty million souls . He , however , is unexceptionable , because he is said to be moral in private life . We believe no distinction to be more pernicious , none , in the end , more likely to demoralize ...
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