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• I submit that, before a measure of this kind should be adopted, we should reflect most carefully upon what we are doing. —  History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress of the United States
• A "church" of this kind is the outer reality of the Logos, and the power which lives in it lived in a personal way in the Christ become flesh, in Jesus. —  Christentum als mystische Tatsache und die Mysterien des Altertums. English
• Isolation of this kind is assuredly no merit in political action, but it explains the coldness with which Condorcet's memory has been treated; it flowed from some marked singularities both of character and opinion which are of the highest interest, if we consider the position of the man and the lustre of that ever-memorable time. —  Critical Miscellanies (Vol. 2 of 3) Essay 3: Condorcet
• He only laughed and evaded the question, remarking that cattle of this kind were always complaining unless they were allowed to run the whole government; Schneidekoupon had nothing to grumble about; no one had ever made any promises to him. —  Democracy, an American novel
• One of this kind is always put at the head of each grave. —  'My Beloved Poilus'

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