 | 1829 - 624 pages
...respectability, men who, indeed ought to have been above such conduct, but whose zeal in this case has actually destroyed their sense of right and wrong,...should seem, taken away from them the use of their understandings. We lose, however, a fine moral lesson by this politic forbearance of Mr. Higgins, "... | |
 | Godfrey Higgins - 1829 - 130 pages
...respectability — men who, indeed, ought to have been above such conduct, but whose zeal in this case has actually destroyed their sense of right and wrong,...should seem, taken away from them the use of their understandings. If I were to detail the vulgar abuse in which they have indulged, no information respecting... | |
 | 1829 - 842 pages
...respectability, men who, indeed ought to have been above such conduct, but whose zeal in this case has actually destroyed their sense of right and wrong,...should seem, taken away from them the use of their understandings. We lose, however, a fine moral lesson by this politic forbearance of Mr. Higgins, "... | |
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... copying, the disgusting trash which has been written respecting the character and conduct of Mohamed by the Christian priests — some of them (Prideaux for instance) men of great learning and high respectability — men who, indeed, ought to have... 