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Our country, the marvel of nations; its past, present, and future, and what the Scriptures say of it (1901)

Smith, Uriah, 1832-1903 · Battle Creek, Mich. [etc.] Review and herald pub co.; Oakland, Cal. [etc] Pacific press publishing co. · leaf 117

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izing forces of society. The Americans, says De Tocqueville, show by their practice that theyfeel the high necessity of imparting morality to democratic communities bymeans of religion. It is not on Sunday alone, as De Tocqueville imagined,that the American steals an hour from himself, and laying… … U. S. Grant Keep the State and the Church forever separate.—U. S.Grant, Speech to C. A. R., Des Moines, Iowa. POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS INFLUENCE to5 The success of the United States in erecting at once a permanentand stable form of government, has been an astonishment to othernations. Edouard…

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