Virginia Reader: a Treasury of Writings from the First Voyages to the PresentFrancis Coleman Rosenberger |
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... reason , than it would be were the government to step in , and to make it an article of necessary faith . Reason and experiment have been in- dulged , and error has fled before them . It is error alone which needs the support of ...
... reason , than it would be were the government to step in , and to make it an article of necessary faith . Reason and experiment have been in- dulged , and error has fled before them . It is error alone which needs the support of ...
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... reason us out of such a super- stition — the fathers with much of ridicule and satire , the mothers giving sweet religious reasons for their argument — but what could they avail against the actual testimony and the blood - curdling ex ...
... reason us out of such a super- stition — the fathers with much of ridicule and satire , the mothers giving sweet religious reasons for their argument — but what could they avail against the actual testimony and the blood - curdling ex ...
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... reason that I have never thought that I had done enough in the world to warrant anything in the way of an autobiography ; and I hope that my life work , by reason of my present age , lies more in the future than in the past . My ...
... reason that I have never thought that I had done enough in the world to warrant anything in the way of an autobiography ; and I hope that my life work , by reason of my present age , lies more in the future than in the past . My ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 13 |
GEORGE MASON 17251792 | 17 |
JOHN RANDOLPH 17731833 | 19 |
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