A few brief observations upon EnglandW.E. Painter, 1850 - 70 pagine |
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Pagina 7
... endeavour to com- pensate the loss of health and strength consequent on mental pursuits . The kind- ness of the father towards his offspring commences from their earliest age , and never ceases . This kindness institutes the right of ...
... endeavour to com- pensate the loss of health and strength consequent on mental pursuits . The kind- ness of the father towards his offspring commences from their earliest age , and never ceases . This kindness institutes the right of ...
Pagina 43
... endeavour faithfully and zealously to meet that claim . They have the Gospel preached to them , and every facility is afforded them to bring up their children in the fear and admonition of the Lord . There is also no bodily malady , no ...
... endeavour faithfully and zealously to meet that claim . They have the Gospel preached to them , and every facility is afforded them to bring up their children in the fear and admonition of the Lord . There is also no bodily malady , no ...
Pagina 60
... endeavour to form a public fund for the efficient relief of the destitute ? And why should they not , in particular , come to a fixed resolution to give one hun- dred and fifty pounds per annum to all curates , without distinction ...
... endeavour to form a public fund for the efficient relief of the destitute ? And why should they not , in particular , come to a fixed resolution to give one hun- dred and fifty pounds per annum to all curates , without distinction ...
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