The Republican, Volumen1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... virtue , nor unbelief a vice : faith is not a voluntary act , it does not depend upon the will : every man must believe or disbelieve , whether he will or not , according as evidence appears to him . If , therefore , men , however ...
... virtue , nor unbelief a vice : faith is not a voluntary act , it does not depend upon the will : every man must believe or disbelieve , whether he will or not , according as evidence appears to him . If , therefore , men , however ...
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... virtue and to courage . Let us , then , cherish a hope that our affairs are not irretriev able ; magnanimity performs wonders - pusillanimity is its own canker - worm . Virtue and bravery have stimulated re- publicans in all ages - look ...
... virtue and to courage . Let us , then , cherish a hope that our affairs are not irretriev able ; magnanimity performs wonders - pusillanimity is its own canker - worm . Virtue and bravery have stimulated re- publicans in all ages - look ...
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... virtue with which a courtier's character ought to be sea- soned - but what may be virtuous and deserving in a mo- narch's eyes , may be criminal , and deserving a halter in those of the People - virtue is generally measured by its de ...
... virtue with which a courtier's character ought to be sea- soned - but what may be virtuous and deserving in a mo- narch's eyes , may be criminal , and deserving a halter in those of the People - virtue is generally measured by its de ...
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