Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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... principles , it is not be- cause they care for the right , but because principles are swords and daggers , which can be employed against men of principle and men of no principle , for purposes of warfare and as instruments of victory ...
... principles , it is not be- cause they care for the right , but because principles are swords and daggers , which can be employed against men of principle and men of no principle , for purposes of warfare and as instruments of victory ...
Page 391
... principles of liberty . We find the following excellent remarks in the Introduc- tion : " Faith is as necessary to ... principles , at the proposition of those general principles . In the opinion of such philoso- phers , nothing is ...
... principles of liberty . We find the following excellent remarks in the Introduc- tion : " Faith is as necessary to ... principles , at the proposition of those general principles . In the opinion of such philoso- phers , nothing is ...
Page 392
... principles . General principles , to be safe , must be founded in truth , in right ; and it is only when the details are entered into , that modifications of the principle , not changing the nature of the principle , can be tolerated ...
... principles . General principles , to be safe , must be founded in truth , in right ; and it is only when the details are entered into , that modifications of the principle , not changing the nature of the principle , can be tolerated ...
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