The Selected Writings of Benjamin RushPhilosophical Library, 1947 - 433 pages |
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Page 42
... whole human race , for you will perceive that you have a common Father , and you will learn to imitate him by converting those punishments to which their folly or wickedness have exposed them , into the means of their reformation and ...
... whole human race , for you will perceive that you have a common Father , and you will learn to imitate him by converting those punishments to which their folly or wickedness have exposed them , into the means of their reformation and ...
Page 163
... whole body became stiff . I had no feeling left in my hands and feet , neither in any any other part of my whole body , nor was I at last able to speak or see , for my mouth now be- coming very stiff , I was no longer able to open it ...
... whole body became stiff . I had no feeling left in my hands and feet , neither in any any other part of my whole body , nor was I at last able to speak or see , for my mouth now be- coming very stiff , I was no longer able to open it ...
Page 169
... whole animal machine in motion . Hearts which are insensible to the stimuli of religion , patriotism , love , and even of the domestic affections , are excited into action by this passion . The city of Philadelphia between the 10th and ...
... whole animal machine in motion . Hearts which are insensible to the stimuli of religion , patriotism , love , and even of the domestic affections , are excited into action by this passion . The city of Philadelphia between the 10th and ...
Contents
ON SLAVEKEEPING 1773 | 3 |
YON HELPING THE AFRICANS date unknown | 24 |
SYLVANIA 1777 | 54 |
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