Davis, Andrew Jackson, 1826-1910 · Boston, W. White & company; New York, American news co. · leaf 75
bigotries and austerities, their contempt for that whichis merely beautiful, and their reverence only for thedownright useful and hard necessities of a prosaic life—all promising symptoms of powerful attributes ofcharacter and conquest—made them practically theo-cratic in their views and… … PURITANISM ATTEMPTS THE DESTRUCTION OF EVERY OTHER FORM OFINDEPENDENCE. In the Puritan stock we find a variety of thehardest and strongest elements. We are interested init deeply ; because, aecording to the laws of hereditarytransmission of qualities, America is entitled to a greatcareer ; and…
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