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... became , when they were most successful , gifted politicians in church affairs , well versed in the secular arts of manipulation . Moreover , there was a premium upon ministers capable of a mixed kind of religious and na- tionalistic ...
... became , when they were most successful , gifted politicians in church affairs , well versed in the secular arts of manipulation . Moreover , there was a premium upon ministers capable of a mixed kind of religious and na- tionalistic ...
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... became fundamentalist , whereas the other , Northfield Seminary in Massachusetts , became modernist ; both claimed that they were carry- ing on in the spirit of Moody's work . With Sunday it was quite another matter . He brooked no ...
... became fundamentalist , whereas the other , Northfield Seminary in Massachusetts , became modernist ; both claimed that they were carry- ing on in the spirit of Moody's work . With Sunday it was quite another matter . He brooked no ...
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... became natural to notice Melville's words , " I feel I am an exile here , " and to ignore the feeling of ... became a more cohesive class than they had been , became restless with 1 William Charvat has observed , in his interesting study ...
... became natural to notice Melville's words , " I feel I am an exile here , " and to ignore the feeling of ... became a more cohesive class than they had been , became restless with 1 William Charvat has observed , in his interesting study ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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