The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... Christian ones , are to be found in the writings of Plato ' — yet that ' the gulf , however , which separates Christianity from philosophy is not thus spanned . For philosophy was but speculative , that is , not merely unpractical , but ...
... Christian ones , are to be found in the writings of Plato ' — yet that ' the gulf , however , which separates Christianity from philosophy is not thus spanned . For philosophy was but speculative , that is , not merely unpractical , but ...
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... Christian and non - Mussulman community is bound by the firman to examine into its actual immunities and privileges , and to submit within a fixed period to the Porte such reforms as may be required by the progress of civilization and ...
... Christian and non - Mussulman community is bound by the firman to examine into its actual immunities and privileges , and to submit within a fixed period to the Porte such reforms as may be required by the progress of civilization and ...
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... Christian fellow - subjects , can be compelled to look upon them as their equals in a court of justice . The prisons , houses of detention , and other establishments of that nature , which have hitherto been a disgrace to Turkey , are ...
... Christian fellow - subjects , can be compelled to look upon them as their equals in a court of justice . The prisons , houses of detention , and other establishments of that nature , which have hitherto been a disgrace to Turkey , are ...
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