The Republican, Volumen1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1819 |
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... reason that has burst its letters , and is now about to be imbibed by every rational man , who has a de- sire to see all mankind happy and comfortable in enjoying the full exercise of their reason . Therefore , under these ...
... reason that has burst its letters , and is now about to be imbibed by every rational man , who has a de- sire to see all mankind happy and comfortable in enjoying the full exercise of their reason . Therefore , under these ...
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... reasons . 1. Because , no man can in justice be made criminally answerable for mere abstract opinions , which result from the honest convictions of his reason . 2. Because , the publication of opinions on abstract , scientific , and ...
... reasons . 1. Because , no man can in justice be made criminally answerable for mere abstract opinions , which result from the honest convictions of his reason . 2. Because , the publication of opinions on abstract , scientific , and ...
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... reason then that they are not able to com prehend them ; and argue thus : -The scriptures are the word of God ; in his word no propositions , contradictory to reason , can have a place ; these propositions are contra- dictory to reason ...
... reason then that they are not able to com prehend them ; and argue thus : -The scriptures are the word of God ; in his word no propositions , contradictory to reason , can have a place ; these propositions are contra- dictory to reason ...
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Letter on Superstition by the Right Hon W Pitt | 10 |
Third to the Prince Regent | 24 |
to Mr Carlile | 30 |
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