Three Centuries of American Rhetorical Discourse: An Anthology and a ReviewRonald Forrest Reid |
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... Land , Isa . 3 . 16-26 . How much more intolerable and abominable is excess of this kinde in a Wilderness , where we are so far removed from the Riches and Honours of Princes Courts ? To what purpose then came we into the Wilderness ...
... Land , Isa . 3 . 16-26 . How much more intolerable and abominable is excess of this kinde in a Wilderness , where we are so far removed from the Riches and Honours of Princes Courts ? To what purpose then came we into the Wilderness ...
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... land , rearing poor - houses , and augmenting taxation : night and day , with sleepless activity , squandering property , cutting the sinews of industry , undermining vigor , engendering disease , paralyzing intellect , impairing moral ...
... land , rearing poor - houses , and augmenting taxation : night and day , with sleepless activity , squandering property , cutting the sinews of industry , undermining vigor , engendering disease , paralyzing intellect , impairing moral ...
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... land of liberty , of thee I sing . Land where my fathers died , land of the Pilgrims ' pride , from every mountainside , let freedom ring , " and if America is to be a great nation , this must become true . So let freedom ring . From ...
... land of liberty , of thee I sing . Land where my fathers died , land of the Pilgrims ' pride , from every mountainside , let freedom ring , " and if America is to be a great nation , this must become true . So let freedom ring . From ...
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Puritan Preaching and the American | 35 |
Abrahams Offering Up His Son Isaac | 54 |
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God | 65 |
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