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... object of poli- tical philosophy , but in its most comprehensive sense the practice of religion and morality . To do ... objects conducive to the happiness of the community , beyond the ability of the clergy . It is of the highest ...
... object of poli- tical philosophy , but in its most comprehensive sense the practice of religion and morality . To do ... objects conducive to the happiness of the community , beyond the ability of the clergy . It is of the highest ...
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... object , which well de- serves the consideration of such humane persons as the benevolent author of the pamphlet before us . Art 51. Letters of Cursitor , addressed to many of the principal Characters of the present Day . 8vo . pp . 92 ...
... object , which well de- serves the consideration of such humane persons as the benevolent author of the pamphlet before us . Art 51. Letters of Cursitor , addressed to many of the principal Characters of the present Day . 8vo . pp . 92 ...
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... object and boasted efficacy are to smooth and shorten the pains of education , we shall content ourselves with saying that , as such an object is worth attaining , perhaps the attempt to accomplish it is worth the trial . Art . 24 ...
... object and boasted efficacy are to smooth and shorten the pains of education , we shall content ourselves with saying that , as such an object is worth attaining , perhaps the attempt to accomplish it is worth the trial . Art . 24 ...
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