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Through all of time…sin was, is, will be the parent of misery. This land calls itself most Christian…
– Thomas Carlyle, The French Revolution, (NY: Random House, Inc., n.d.), 42.
It is Spiritual Bankruptcy, long tolerated; verging now toward Economical Bankruptcy, and become intolerable.
– Thomas Carlyle, The French Revolution, (NY: Random House, Inc., n.d.), [...]
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