William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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Lodwick Hartley. force's announcement that he would champion abolition in Parliament and the formation in London of the ... force answered by showing the horrors of the trade , espe- cially of the " middle passage . " His figures were ...
Lodwick Hartley. force's announcement that he would champion abolition in Parliament and the formation in London of the ... force answered by showing the horrors of the trade , espe- cially of the " middle passage . " His figures were ...
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... force , but a civilizing force- " humanizing what is brute in the lost kind . " This , indeed , is the ideal of a humanitarian , not that of a mere religionist . Such a vision is a powerful stimulus to evan- gelical passion : who would ...
... force , but a civilizing force- " humanizing what is brute in the lost kind . " This , indeed , is the ideal of a humanitarian , not that of a mere religionist . Such a vision is a powerful stimulus to evan- gelical passion : who would ...
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... force and as an instrumentality for social and moral regeneration . He saw nothing of the cramping influence of religion that Shelley was to throw himself madly against . At least as Cowper presents it in his poetry , religion is a ...
... force and as an instrumentality for social and moral regeneration . He saw nothing of the cramping influence of religion that Shelley was to throw himself madly against . At least as Cowper presents it in his poetry , religion is a ...
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