Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volume 1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... duty to follow the example of the old confessors and martyrs - to obey God , and submit to the penalty Cæsar chooses to inflict on me , should it even be that of death . No man who understands the meaning of conscience does or can ...
... duty to follow the example of the old confessors and martyrs - to obey God , and submit to the penalty Cæsar chooses to inflict on me , should it even be that of death . No man who understands the meaning of conscience does or can ...
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... duty , binding by the law of God on every citizen , I have always held that I must sustain the Union whether it did or not abolish slavery , and seek the abolition of slavery under it , not against it . My duty to the Constitution , to ...
... duty , binding by the law of God on every citizen , I have always held that I must sustain the Union whether it did or not abolish slavery , and seek the abolition of slavery under it , not against it . My duty to the Constitution , to ...
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... duty , or to hold them to a rigid accountability . It has not known how to husband its resources , or to manage its finan- ces with economy , with advantage to the public service . The people gave generously , Congress voted liberally ...
... duty , or to hold them to a rigid accountability . It has not known how to husband its resources , or to manage its finan- ces with economy , with advantage to the public service . The people gave generously , Congress voted liberally ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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