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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 367

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nessis excessively large, can ex-hort and fight with equalunction ; and that grand oldreformer, Martin Luther, withhis immense Destructiveness,would, under other circum-stances, and with a differenttraining, have been one ofthe greatest boxers or themost fearless warriors of hisage. But these are… … THE COURAGE OF THE NARROW HEADS. 361 naturally adapted to the field, and certain others to the pulpit,and that the signs of this adaptation are imprinted on then-organization. We propose here, as of special interest in thesetimes of war, and not out of place at any time, to illustratebriefly the…

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