William Penn: An Historical Biography, from New Sources. With an Extra Chapter on the "Macaulay Charges."Blanchard and Lea, 1851 - 353 Seiten |
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... hope sufficiently to have changed William Penn from a Myth into a Man . Having devoted an Extra Chapter , by way of Appendix , to the errors and accusations of Mr. Macaulay , I shall do no more in this place than solicit the reader's ...
... hope sufficiently to have changed William Penn from a Myth into a Man . Having devoted an Extra Chapter , by way of Appendix , to the errors and accusations of Mr. Macaulay , I shall do no more in this place than solicit the reader's ...
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... hope did not disappoint its proud parent . It was a boy . It seemed robust and healthy . Its form was beautiful , its eyes blue and full of light , -its head well- shaped , its face mild and intelligent . So far all had pros- pered ...
... hope did not disappoint its proud parent . It was a boy . It seemed robust and healthy . Its form was beautiful , its eyes blue and full of light , -its head well- shaped , its face mild and intelligent . So far all had pros- pered ...
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... hope for the future lay in a vague but most romantic dream that a virtuous and holy empire - equally free from bigotry and the dead formalism of State Religions - might one day be founded in those magnificent wildernesses of the New ...
... hope for the future lay in a vague but most romantic dream that a virtuous and holy empire - equally free from bigotry and the dead formalism of State Religions - might one day be founded in those magnificent wildernesses of the New ...
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... hope that his noble correspondent had erred in his friendly haste . But a few days served to dissipate this illusion . He was first struck with the circumstance that his son omitted to uncover in the presence of his elders and superiors ...
... hope that his noble correspondent had erred in his friendly haste . But a few days served to dissipate this illusion . He was first struck with the circumstance that his son omitted to uncover in the presence of his elders and superiors ...
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... hope of attaining to the brilliant position marked out for him by the admiral , but to bear exclusion from the home in which he had been reared , -to brave the anger of a father whom he loved , —and to forfeit in a great mea- sure the ...
... hope of attaining to the brilliant position marked out for him by the admiral , but to bear exclusion from the home in which he had been reared , -to brave the anger of a father whom he loved , —and to forfeit in a great mea- sure the ...
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Beliebte Passagen
Seite 9 - The execution of this work is equal to the conception. Great pains have been taken to make it both interesting and valuable.
Seite 92 - Are not they my proper judges by the great Charter of England? What hope is there of ever having justice done, when juries are threatened and their verdicts rejected?
Seite 117 - The Great Case of Liberty of Conscience once more Briefly Debated and Defended by the Authority of Reason, Scripture, and Antiquity.