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Page 7
We only mean that the fire of religion should emit a brighter flame . The heart of a
preacher should swell and burst in his discourse . The wretches of the curse
should see his blood . President Nott does , indeed , apply himself assiduously to
...
We only mean that the fire of religion should emit a brighter flame . The heart of a
preacher should swell and burst in his discourse . The wretches of the curse
should see his blood . President Nott does , indeed , apply himself assiduously to
...
Page 21
In defence of religious liberty many of our ancestors suffered martyrdom . In
pursuit of this they left their native country , and fled to the ... Happy , thrice happy
land , where religion Maxcy's Oration . 1 stands upon its own basis , where truth
is ...
In defence of religious liberty many of our ancestors suffered martyrdom . In
pursuit of this they left their native country , and fled to the ... Happy , thrice happy
land , where religion Maxcy's Oration . 1 stands upon its own basis , where truth
is ...
Page 29
If you wish them to be governed by motives , and not by stripes ; as free men and
not as slaves ; you must be at pains to furnish their minds with necessary
knowledge , especially with the knowledge of religion . You may leave them
liberty ; but ...
If you wish them to be governed by motives , and not by stripes ; as free men and
not as slaves ; you must be at pains to furnish their minds with necessary
knowledge , especially with the knowledge of religion . You may leave them
liberty ; but ...
Page 31
i Act then at all times a decided part in favour of religion . On this the safety of
your country , as well as the salvation of your souls , depends . Without this no
people can long be prosperous and happy" This is the cement of society ; this the
tie ...
i Act then at all times a decided part in favour of religion . On this the safety of
your country , as well as the salvation of your souls , depends . Without this no
people can long be prosperous and happy" This is the cement of society ; this the
tie ...
Page 32
A departure from the pure principles of religion has been , in all ages , and in
every country , the sad prelude to destruction . When the Jews became hardened
in sin , when they rejected the Saviour who died for them , judgment came upon ...
A departure from the pure principles of religion has been , in all ages , and in
every country , the sad prelude to destruction . When the Jews became hardened
in sin , when they rejected the Saviour who died for them , judgment came upon ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Miscellaneous Works Miscellaneous Works, Ryer Schermerhorn |
| Author | Eliphalet Nott |
| Publisher | Wm. J. M'Cartee, book-seller. Ryer Schermerhorn, printer, 1810 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 13 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 280 pages |
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