The Power of Ideals in American History
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Present-day judg ment repudiates the latter view, while holding firmly to the faith in our institutions, and to confidence in our future. In that ideal of manifest destiny, a belief in our institutions, as the best in the world adapted to secure to our people "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, " we may still assert our faith. But in relation to those nations whose boundaries touch our own, or in whose peace and prosperity we have an interest, let us agree with Joseph Gilder s vision ...of the duty of America: " Be thou the guardian of the weak, Of the unfriended, thou the friend; No guerdon for thy valor seek, No end beyond the avowed end Wouldst thou thy godlike power preserve, Be godlike in the will to serve. " * * From Harper s Weekly. Copyright, 1900, by Harper & Brothers.
IV RELIGION A SERVICE IV RELIGION A SERVICE Unlike other ideals, religious conviction in the nineteenth century has not found expression in any one distinct movement, nor in any one period. It is rather a diffused force working in and through all other forces, and thus difficult to isolate.
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Present-day judg ment repudiates the latter view, while holding firmly to the faith in our institutions, and to confidence in our future. In that ideal of manifest destiny, a belief in our institutions, as the best in the world adapted to secure to our people "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, " we may still assert our faith. But in relation to those nations whose boundaries touch our own, or in whose peace and prosperity we have an interest, let us agree with Joseph Gilder s vision ...of the duty of America: " Be thou the guardian of the weak, Of the unfriended, thou the friend; No guerdon for thy valor seek, No end beyond the avowed end Wouldst thou thy godlike power preserve, Be godlike in the will to serve. " * * From Harper s Weekly. Copyright, 1900, by Harper & Brothers.
IV RELIGION A SERVICE IV RELIGION A SERVICE Unlike other ideals, religious conviction in the nineteenth century has not found expression in any one distinct movement, nor in any one period. It is rather a diffused force working in and through all other forces, and thus difficult to isolate.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams Ephraim Douglass to read onlineMoreLess
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