William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... reform should proceed from the top downward . Cowper may conceive of the possible justification of striking down the tyrant , but hardly of sub- verting the whole order for which he stands . A second answer is apparent in the statement ...
... reform should proceed from the top downward . Cowper may conceive of the possible justification of striking down the tyrant , but hardly of sub- verting the whole order for which he stands . A second answer is apparent in the statement ...
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... reform literature . Such a conclusion hap- pens to be consequent upon a laborious proof that " Cow- per's Schilderungen aus seiner Schulzeit sind unzuverlässig und übertrieben , die vorgeschlagenen Gegenmittel nicht anwendbar " ! The ...
... reform literature . Such a conclusion hap- pens to be consequent upon a laborious proof that " Cow- per's Schilderungen aus seiner Schulzeit sind unzuverlässig und übertrieben , die vorgeschlagenen Gegenmittel nicht anwendbar " ! The ...
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... reforms . There is in- finitely more hard common sense than fanaticism in Wesley's famous Appeals . There can be little ... reform . It asserts that the poor are not re- sponsible for their poverty , nor the criminals for their offenses ...
... reforms . There is in- finitely more hard common sense than fanaticism in Wesley's famous Appeals . There can be little ... reform . It asserts that the poor are not re- sponsible for their poverty , nor the criminals for their offenses ...
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