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Politicians and Religion
Bonaparte’s principle was, as he himself has often told me, to look upon religions as the work of men, but to respect them everywhere as...
The Pride of man
Xerxes was attempting to cross the Hellespont with his army: It was from Abydos to this promontory, then, that the bridges were built by...
Purity is hard to find
They say that when Sesostris died, his son Pheros inherited the kingdom. He performed no military feats, but was blinded in the following...
arrogance and pride
The worst excuse a soldier can make for declining service is that he once ranked the commander he is ordered to report to. Grant, Ulysses...
Danger of Gloating
Southerners were rejoicing and gloating after a Yankee defeat: The news of the capture of Holly Springs and the destruction of our...
Anabaptist baptism
Then water baptism follows. Not that the same cleanses the souls but rather the "yes" of a good conscience toward God which preceded inwardly in faith.
Napoleon Crowns Himself
Napoleon's coronation day:
Intellectual Arrogance
In this Illustration we see how easy it is for the opinions of academics to mislead entire nations and the great cost of misunderstanding human nature. This occurred during the First World War.
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