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Page 45
... religious in- struction : liberality requires no such unnatural and indefensible sacrifice . Education , independent of religion , is but too liable to become education inconsistent with it . Religious instruction will be found the most ...
... religious in- struction : liberality requires no such unnatural and indefensible sacrifice . Education , independent of religion , is but too liable to become education inconsistent with it . Religious instruction will be found the most ...
Page 128
... religion . " * * " A minister of religion , availing himself of this propitious moment , who brings the balm of religious instruction and hope to the humbled and dejected criminal , is the more secure of success , since in this for ...
... religion . " * * " A minister of religion , availing himself of this propitious moment , who brings the balm of religious instruction and hope to the humbled and dejected criminal , is the more secure of success , since in this for ...
Page 158
... religious feeling ; but it was a feeling so destitute of all prejudice , that he embraced in the large circle of his beneficence his fellow - creatures of every religious persuasion , as well as of every species of affliction ; and the ...
... religious feeling ; but it was a feeling so destitute of all prejudice , that he embraced in the large circle of his beneficence his fellow - creatures of every religious persuasion , as well as of every species of affliction ; and the ...
Contents
VOL | 1 |
ESSAYS Page | 12 |
On ameliorating the Condition of the Poor | 14 |
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