Key to the Science of Theology Designed As An Introduction to the First Princip
Key to the Science of Theology Designed As An Introduction to the First Princip
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of rebels against American institutions and all the rights of man.
But the Saints were located between two pow- erful states, who were now combined against the laws, constitutions and liberties of their country. To destroy one army, or even resist its most ex- travagant demands, would be to draw upon them- selves and families the overwhelming forces of the ferocious, ignorant, and worse than savage beings who had long thirsted for their plunder and their blood.
The young Prophet had no confiden...ce in the Governor's pledge to protect his person. He felt the hour had come, when his own blood alone could appease the enemy and preserve the lives of his flock. He restrained the ardor of the Legion, called upon them, by the love they had ever borne to him as a Prophet and Apostle, and conjured them, by the respect and confidence they had shown him as their general, to submit to the ex- travagant demands of His Excellency, and leave the event with God. He now took an affectionate leave of his beloved Legion, who were dissolved in tears, tore himself from the embrace of his aged and widowed mother, and frantic wife and chil- dren, and repaired to Carthage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of rebels against American institutions and all the rights of man.
But the Saints were located between two pow- erful states, who were now combined against the laws, constitutions and liberties of their country. To destroy one army, or even resist its most ex- travagant demands, would be to draw upon them- selves and families the overwhelming forces of the ferocious, ignorant, and worse than savage beings who had long thirsted for their plunder and their blood.
The young Prophet had no confiden...ce in the Governor's pledge to protect his person. He felt the hour had come, when his own blood alone could appease the enemy and preserve the lives of his flock. He restrained the ardor of the Legion, called upon them, by the love they had ever borne to him as a Prophet and Apostle, and conjured them, by the respect and confidence they had shown him as their general, to submit to the ex- travagant demands of His Excellency, and leave the event with God. He now took an affectionate leave of his beloved Legion, who were dissolved in tears, tore himself from the embrace of his aged and widowed mother, and frantic wife and chil- dren, and repaired to Carthage.
What to read after Key to the Science of Theology Designed As An Introduction to the First Princip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pratt, Parley P. (Parley Parker), 1807-1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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