New Englander and Yale Review, Том 18Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, Timothy Dwight W.L. Kingsley, 1860 |
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... society is too high or too low , too cultivated or too rude , to be beyond its reach ; none so isolated or independent , as to be exempt from its influence and power . It creates and it exhibits the char- acter of a community . It forms ...
... society is too high or too low , too cultivated or too rude , to be beyond its reach ; none so isolated or independent , as to be exempt from its influence and power . It creates and it exhibits the char- acter of a community . It forms ...
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... society are its habits , and the same reason which accounts for the control of habit over the man , explains the power of usage over a community . To obtain some adequate appreciation of the unavoidable in- fluence which the established ...
... society are its habits , and the same reason which accounts for the control of habit over the man , explains the power of usage over a community . To obtain some adequate appreciation of the unavoidable in- fluence which the established ...
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... society , and it is even more potential over their legislation . We have nothing now to say of its effect upon national character . It is doubtless true of a nation , as it is of every man , that its customs are true exponents of its ...
... society , and it is even more potential over their legislation . We have nothing now to say of its effect upon national character . It is doubtless true of a nation , as it is of every man , that its customs are true exponents of its ...
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... society , or that they are in conflict with the best . interests of the people . It aims either at their extinction or modification , or it seeks to superadd still another usage . There is , therefore , a constant struggle for the ...
... society , or that they are in conflict with the best . interests of the people . It aims either at their extinction or modification , or it seeks to superadd still another usage . There is , therefore , a constant struggle for the ...
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... society ; to give to the com- munity a better system of laws than their experience has devised , and to change those customs and usages which ne- cessity introduced , and which are the ligaments that bind society together . We would not ...
... society ; to give to the com- munity a better system of laws than their experience has devised , and to change those customs and usages which ne- cessity introduced , and which are the ligaments that bind society together . We would not ...
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Стр. 629 - God reveal anything to you by any other instrument of his, be as ready to receive it as ever you were to receive any truth by my ministry ; for I am verily persuaded the Lord has more truth yet to break forth out of his holy Word.
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