William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... Christianity as superior to political freedom . There is a stirring contrast between the patriot and the Christian martyr : A patriot's blood , Well spent in such a strife , may earn indeed , And for a time ensure , to his lov'd land ...
... Christianity as superior to political freedom . There is a stirring contrast between the patriot and the Christian martyr : A patriot's blood , Well spent in such a strife , may earn indeed , And for a time ensure , to his lov'd land ...
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Lodwick Hartley. upon the kind of education that will produce Christian . gentlemen and that will correct the evils ... Christianity : Grace makes the slave a freeman . ' Tis a change That turns to ridicule the turgid speech And stately ...
Lodwick Hartley. upon the kind of education that will produce Christian . gentlemen and that will correct the evils ... Christianity : Grace makes the slave a freeman . ' Tis a change That turns to ridicule the turgid speech And stately ...
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... Christian hu- manitarianism— “ that evergrowing belief in the equality and brotherhood of man " —as a " vague ... Christian society without inval- idating the money - making process . Cowper champions the civil virtues of justice , mercy ...
... Christian hu- manitarianism— “ that evergrowing belief in the equality and brotherhood of man " —as a " vague ... Christian society without inval- idating the money - making process . Cowper champions the civil virtues of justice , mercy ...
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