 | 1865 - 838 strani
...Thousands of years had passed away before thl* child .;/' the agtt could be born. From whatever tiiere was of good in the systems of former centuries she...had added of her own; the jurisprudence of Rome, the inediteval municipalities, th« Teutonic method of representation, the political experience of England,... | |
 | John Swett - 1868 - 246 strani
...book of National Remembrance ! GROWTH OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC.—GEORGE BANCROFT. IN the fullness of time a republic rose up in the wilderness of America....Greece had added of her own; the jurisprudence of Eome ; the mediseval municipalities; the Teutonic method of representation; the political experience... | |
 | Rufus Blanchard - 1882 - 162 strani
...obedience to the law of universal nature than submission to the arbitrament of man. "In the fullness of time a republic rose up in the wilderness of America....religion from bondage to temporal power, that her worship only in spirit and in truth. The wisdom which had passed . from India through Greece, with what Greece... | |
 | 1889 - 236 strani
...one, There are cat-tails everywhere under the sun. GROWTH OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC. IN the fullness of time a republic rose up in the wilderness of America....added of her own; the jurisprudence of Rome ; the medieval municipalities ; the Teutonic method of representation; the political experience of England;... | |
 | 1890 - 632 strani
...cat-tails everywhere under the sun. ANNIE WESTON WHITNEY. GROWTH OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC. IN the fullness of time a republic rose up in the wilderness of America....added of her own ; the jurisprudence of Rome ; the mediseval municipalities ; the Teutonic method of representation ; the political experience of England... | |
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From whatever there was of good in the systems of former centuries she drew her nourishment; the wrecks of the past were her warnings. . With the deepest sentiment of faith fixed in her inmost nature, she disenthralled religion from bondage to temporal... 