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Page 6
Won by another arm than theirs, it presents the strongest imaginable contrast to
the spectacle seen in England's palace that day when the king demanded to
know of his assembled nobles, by what title they held their lands ? " What title ?
Won by another arm than theirs, it presents the strongest imaginable contrast to
the spectacle seen in England's palace that day when the king demanded to
know of his assembled nobles, by what title they held their lands ? " What title ?
Page 30
An awful silence reigned throughout the land ; as if every house had been in a
moment changed into a tomb, and each living man into a mummied corpse, they
sat motionless — the king on his weary throne, the peasant in the field, the
weaver ...
An awful silence reigned throughout the land ; as if every house had been in a
moment changed into a tomb, and each living man into a mummied corpse, they
sat motionless — the king on his weary throne, the peasant in the field, the
weaver ...
Page 54
He looks with deep and meditative interest on that rim of gold, not for its intrinsic
value, but because it once encircled the brow of Scotland's greatest king, — the
hero of her independence, Robert the Bruce. His fancy may for a moment turn to
...
He looks with deep and meditative interest on that rim of gold, not for its intrinsic
value, but because it once encircled the brow of Scotland's greatest king, — the
hero of her independence, Robert the Bruce. His fancy may for a moment turn to
...
Page 56
Others cease to be kings when they die. By dying he became a king. He laid his
head in the dust that he might become " head over all ;" he entered his kingdom
through the gates of the grave, and ascended the throne of the universe by the ...
Others cease to be kings when they die. By dying he became a king. He laid his
head in the dust that he might become " head over all ;" he entered his kingdom
through the gates of the grave, and ascended the throne of the universe by the ...
Page 57
He shall, and shall for ever, be king, if he will for once yield up his claims, and
receive the kingdom at Satan's hand. No ; neither from such hands, nor on such
conditions, will our Lord receive the sceptre. He stands firm upon his own right to
it ...
He shall, and shall for ever, be king, if he will for once yield up his claims, and
receive the kingdom at Satan's hand. No ; neither from such hands, nor on such
conditions, will our Lord receive the sceptre. He stands firm upon his own right to
it ...
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| Title | Christ and the inheritance of the saints |
| Author | Thomas Guthrie |
| Publisher | R. Cater & brothers, 1859 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 25 Oct 2010 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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