The Republican, Volumen1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... Paine . Four others are to follow in succession ; the first is expected to occupy ten days , at least . STATUE OF PAINE . Ar length , I flatter myself as an individual , that I have done justice to the worth and character of PAINE . Ca ...
... Paine . Four others are to follow in succession ; the first is expected to occupy ten days , at least . STATUE OF PAINE . Ar length , I flatter myself as an individual , that I have done justice to the worth and character of PAINE . Ca ...
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... Paine , erected in the " Temple of Reason . " A whole length figure of Paine in drapery , 3 feet high , with a scroll in the right hand , reclining on a small square pedes- tal ; scroll inscribed " To reason with Despots is throwing ...
... Paine , erected in the " Temple of Reason . " A whole length figure of Paine in drapery , 3 feet high , with a scroll in the right hand , reclining on a small square pedes- tal ; scroll inscribed " To reason with Despots is throwing ...
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... Paine with the sermon of Christ on the mountain , trust to the evidence of your own senses , the task is obvious and easy , you require not the churchmen , the lawmen , the statesmen to assist you . The commentaries of Paine , in his ...
... Paine with the sermon of Christ on the mountain , trust to the evidence of your own senses , the task is obvious and easy , you require not the churchmen , the lawmen , the statesmen to assist you . The commentaries of Paine , in his ...
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