 | William Fraser Rae - History - 1870 - 434 pages
...This has been ingeniously explained as indicating ' that no one human book contains the whole truth on any subject, and that in order to get at the real end of the matter we must be careful to look on both sides.' While nearly everything has undergone some change... | |
 | William Fraser Rae - History - 1871 - 452 pages
...This has been ingeniously explained as indicating ' that no one human book contains the whole truth on any subject, and that in order to get at the real end of the matter we must be careful to look on both sides.' While nearly everything has undergone some change... | |
 | Liberalism (Religion) - 1841 - 412 pages
...influences of the old established Congregational church. At this time, there is reason to believe, that, mode in which they inscribed the motto on the College...of any matter, we must be careful to look at both, ndet." — VoL II. pp. 702, 70a instead of ' In Christi Gloriam,' the motto now in use, ' Christo et... | |
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Circumstances give color to the conjecture, that this took place during the Presidency of Increase Mather, when a violent struggle was making to secure the College under the influences of the old established Congregational church. At this time, there... 