The Republican, Volumen1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... necessary con- troul of the democratic part of the Government over the other part . In examining that which should be the demo cratic part of the Government , they have found that its character and virtues have been undermined , and ...
... necessary con- troul of the democratic part of the Government over the other part . In examining that which should be the demo cratic part of the Government , they have found that its character and virtues have been undermined , and ...
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... necessary to keep up some pious fraud . But I would say , " Why is it necessary ? " It can produce no other ef fect than to keep the minds of those who have some little belief in these " pious frauds " in continual doubt ; it puts the ...
... necessary to keep up some pious fraud . But I would say , " Why is it necessary ? " It can produce no other ef fect than to keep the minds of those who have some little belief in these " pious frauds " in continual doubt ; it puts the ...
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... necessary to build a palace . In like manner superstition may perhaps be necessary in society ; prejudices may have their utility ; but the dealer in preju- dice and superstition should never take it into his head that he is the only ...
... necessary to build a palace . In like manner superstition may perhaps be necessary in society ; prejudices may have their utility ; but the dealer in preju- dice and superstition should never take it into his head that he is the only ...
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