American Religious Leaders Series volume 6
American Religious Leaders Series volume 6
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" ^ 1 American Theological Eeview, vol. Iv. P. 537.
2 Memoir, p. 282.
266 HENRY BOY N TON SMITH.
Though the article just mentioned was Smith's most important contribution to the Review on the subject of the War, it was not his only one. In the number for January, 1863, he published an article giving copious extracts from a recent work of Edouard Laboulaye, entitled " Etudes Morales et Politiques, " in which this distinguished French publicist generously advocated the side of the Union in the gr...eat struggle. Smith closes thus : — " This is noble and eloquent language. It may well insjDire us with a firmer faith, not in our rigliteous cause, but in the welcome we shall receive if we but succeed in this deadly struggle, from the friends of liberty and jus- tice all over the world. And we rejoice that now, as in the times of our Revolution, such words of counsel and of cheer come to us from the land of Lafayette. And these words have about them a Christian spirit and a moral tone higher than was reached by any of the political writers of France in the period immediately preceding its Revolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ^ 1 American Theological Eeview, vol. Iv. P. 537.
2 Memoir, p. 282.
266 HENRY BOY N TON SMITH.
Though the article just mentioned was Smith's most important contribution to the Review on the subject of the War, it was not his only one. In the number for January, 1863, he published an article giving copious extracts from a recent work of Edouard Laboulaye, entitled " Etudes Morales et Politiques, " in which this distinguished French publicist generously advocated the side of the Union in the gr...eat struggle. Smith closes thus : — " This is noble and eloquent language. It may well insjDire us with a firmer faith, not in our rigliteous cause, but in the welcome we shall receive if we but succeed in this deadly struggle, from the friends of liberty and jus- tice all over the world. And we rejoice that now, as in the times of our Revolution, such words of counsel and of cheer come to us from the land of Lafayette. And these words have about them a Christian spirit and a moral tone higher than was reached by any of the political writers of France in the period immediately preceding its Revolution.
What to read after American Religious Leaders Series volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Micha Sharir to read onlineMoreLess
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