The Christian Hero: An Argument Proving that No Principles But Those of Religion are Sufficient to Make a Great Man. Written by Mr. SteeleW. Phorson, 1792 - 71 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 11
... serve his country , nor ever read with any other purpose but to fubdue his paffions , fo that he had from books rather an habit of life , than a faculty of fpeech ; in his thoughts as well as actions he was a strict fol- lower of ...
... serve his country , nor ever read with any other purpose but to fubdue his paffions , fo that he had from books rather an habit of life , than a faculty of fpeech ; in his thoughts as well as actions he was a strict fol- lower of ...
الصفحة 47
... serve his God only by example , but has as eminently done it by precept ; where he pursues vice , and urges virtue with all the reafon , energy , and force that either good fenfe or piety can infpire : and not upon the airy and fleeting ...
... serve his God only by example , but has as eminently done it by precept ; where he pursues vice , and urges virtue with all the reafon , energy , and force that either good fenfe or piety can infpire : and not upon the airy and fleeting ...
الصفحة 66
... serve his interefts ; while with the noble art of hypocrify , empire would be to be extended , and new conquefts be made by new devices , by which prompt prompt addrefs his creatures might infenfily give law in the 66 THE CHRISTIAN HERO .
... serve his interefts ; while with the noble art of hypocrify , empire would be to be extended , and new conquefts be made by new devices , by which prompt prompt addrefs his creatures might infenfily give law in the 66 THE CHRISTIAN HERO .
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