An Essay on Military Educationauthor; and sold, 1776 - 106 Seiten |
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... Christianity to the notice of a foldier , when Christianity is fuppofed to discountenance war as repugnant to its heavenly fpirit . The fame objection , however , from the precepts of Christianity , lies equally as ftrong against the ...
... Christianity to the notice of a foldier , when Christianity is fuppofed to discountenance war as repugnant to its heavenly fpirit . The fame objection , however , from the precepts of Christianity , lies equally as ftrong against the ...
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... Christianity on account of his profeffion , than he who prac- tifes oaths , or he who devotes himself to trade , or he who goes to law . It is not neceffary , indeed , that he should perplex his mind with the various fpeculative ...
... Christianity on account of his profeffion , than he who prac- tifes oaths , or he who devotes himself to trade , or he who goes to law . It is not neceffary , indeed , that he should perplex his mind with the various fpeculative ...
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... defence : the more 66 they believe themselves indebted to reli- gion , the more they will think is due to " their country . The principles of Christianity " deeply " their ( 74 ) of government is founded in wisdom and ...
... defence : the more 66 they believe themselves indebted to reli- gion , the more they will think is due to " their country . The principles of Christianity " deeply " their ( 74 ) of government is founded in wisdom and ...
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... Christianity , as their principal and diftinguishing character ; and are continually reminded , that their mili- tary character arifes out of it , is fubordinate to it , and dependent upon it ; there will be little danger of their ...
... Christianity , as their principal and diftinguishing character ; and are continually reminded , that their mili- tary character arifes out of it , is fubordinate to it , and dependent upon it ; there will be little danger of their ...
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