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... harmony , He has impressed upon every soul , as His image , its own especial harmony . Numbers , figures , the stars , all nature indeed , harmonize with the mysteries of religion . " - KEPLER . PHILADELPHIA : HENRY CAREY BAIRD ...
... harmony , He has impressed upon every soul , as His image , its own especial harmony . Numbers , figures , the stars , all nature indeed , harmonize with the mysteries of religion . " - KEPLER . PHILADELPHIA : HENRY CAREY BAIRD ...
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... harmony of interests . i Thoroughly persuaded of the truth of the laws then pre- sented for consideration , the author felt not less certain that the really fundamental law remained yet to be discovered ; and that , until it could be ...
... harmony of interests . i Thoroughly persuaded of the truth of the laws then pre- sented for consideration , the author felt not less certain that the really fundamental law remained yet to be discovered ; and that , until it could be ...
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... harmony of interests directly opposed to the discords taught by Mr. Malthus . This great law was first announced now ten years since . * While engaged in its demonstration , the author found himself constantly impelled to the use of ...
... harmony of interests directly opposed to the discords taught by Mr. Malthus . This great law was first announced now ten years since . * While engaged in its demonstration , the author found himself constantly impelled to the use of ...
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... harmony . Centralization and decentralization analogous , and alike necessary , among planets and societies . Illustrative history of the nations . Freedom of association maintained by the balancing attractions . The welfare of the ...
... harmony . Centralization and decentralization analogous , and alike necessary , among planets and societies . Illustrative history of the nations . Freedom of association maintained by the balancing attractions . The welfare of the ...
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... harmony of international interests ... 360 26. M. Chevalier holds that money is indispensable to man , and yet , that disadvan- tage may result from increase in its supply . The precious metals , the great instru- ments furnished by the ...
... harmony of international interests ... 360 26. M. Chevalier holds that money is indispensable to man , and yet , that disadvan- tage may result from increase in its supply . The precious metals , the great instru- ments furnished by the ...
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Page 28 - The natural price of labor is that price which is necessary to enable the laborers, one with another, to subsist and to perpetuate their race, without either increase or diminution.
Page 528 - They were unenlightened by science, and unacquainted with that religion, which enjoins men to do unto others as they would that others should do unto them.
Page 513 - But it cannot be expected that individuals should, at their own risk, or rather to their certain loss, introduce a new manufacture, and bear the...