Life, Character & Influence of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, Volume 2 |
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As far as I myself am concerned , I do not much care whether you reply or not , provided that you abstain from the sort of hateful remarks which are unbecoming to you when directed at a friend , and which are out of my power to ...
As far as I myself am concerned , I do not much care whether you reply or not , provided that you abstain from the sort of hateful remarks which are unbecoming to you when directed at a friend , and which are out of my power to ...
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You see for yourself with what sort of writing they slay those by whom they are injured . Already , as a matter of fact , I have stopped their pens , sometimes by personal appeal , and sometimes by letter , and will continue to do so as ...
You see for yourself with what sort of writing they slay those by whom they are injured . Already , as a matter of fact , I have stopped their pens , sometimes by personal appeal , and sometimes by letter , and will continue to do so as ...
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The better sort like the freedom of Luther , who will be prudent enough , I make no doubt , to see that the matter does not degenerate into division and dissension . I feel that we should strive to instill Christ into the minds of men ...
The better sort like the freedom of Luther , who will be prudent enough , I make no doubt , to see that the matter does not degenerate into division and dissension . I feel that we should strive to instill Christ into the minds of men ...
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