Littell's Living Age, 103. kötetLiving Age Company, Incorporated, 1869 |
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185. oldal
... spirit of the Hebrew prophets rested per- haps upon. cannot be injured : - " Voltaire could injure only the body of Christianity . All his jests drawn from ecclesi- astical history ; all his pleasantries directed against dogma and cult ...
... spirit of the Hebrew prophets rested per- haps upon. cannot be injured : - " Voltaire could injure only the body of Christianity . All his jests drawn from ecclesi- astical history ; all his pleasantries directed against dogma and cult ...
305. oldal
... spirit not in the spirit of Brutus or Virginius , but of religion and morality which was vigorous with religious resignation . The truth was , in the later period prompted only to passive they were under two despotisms while oth ...
... spirit not in the spirit of Brutus or Virginius , but of religion and morality which was vigorous with religious resignation . The truth was , in the later period prompted only to passive they were under two despotisms while oth ...
461. oldal
... spirit , and with the progress of the intellect , have been ENGLISH life certainly contains enough few and far between . Pio Nono made one of striking contrast and picturesque antithe- of these efforts at the beginning of his reign ...
... spirit , and with the progress of the intellect , have been ENGLISH life certainly contains enough few and far between . Pio Nono made one of striking contrast and picturesque antithe- of these efforts at the beginning of his reign ...
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