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Title: Social Dynamite: The Wickedness of Modern Society from the Discources of T. De Witt Talmage
Year: 1887 (1880s)
Authors: T De Will Talmage Frances Post Van Norstrand
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Publisher: Richmond, Va., H.E. Grosh
Contributing Library: Hackney Library, Barton College
Digitizing Sponsor: Institute of Museum and Library Services, under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the State Library of North Carolina. Grant issued to Duke University for the Religion in North Carolina project.

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an Apple—Whose handwas it?—The Value of an Example 450 CHAPTER XXXVI,SEQUENCE OF EVIL COMPANIONS. The most Beautiful Figure in Geometry—The Giants Cause-way—The Universe—How to Build Churches—Imitating NoahsArk—Pomologys Progress—The old Masters—Gods Providence—Jezebel—An Awful Circuit—A Theocracy—The Rebound isRapid—An Incident—Expenses for Burning Latimer—A SlanderUttered—Dishonor of Parents—The Good and Bad Come Back—Gods Memory is Mighty—The Circle Completed—The Center ofthe Circle,., 467 CHAPTER XXXVII. DISADVANTAGES. Adverse Circumstances—An Unfortunate Name—Impose Notupon the Babe—Legislatures Invoked—A Change not Demeaning—Incomplete Physical Equipment—Scene in a Clinical Depart—ment—Crippling the Body—A Subtracted Physical Organiza-tion—Use Faculties Remaining—Turn away from Shadows—Lackof Early Education—An Effective Layman—A Longwinded pray-er Meeting Bore—The Miss mated Christian—A Withering Curse—
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CONTENTS. XVII Poverty—Early Mistakes—Personal Appearance Defective—Wrong Proclivities from the Start—A Tired World—The Pem-berton Mill—Take Courage—The Voices of Adversaries Coveredwith Confusion 477 CHAPTER XXXVIII. RETKIBTTTION OF HAED THOUGHTS. The Greatest Sermon Ever Preached—Eule for Measuring—Unfairness in Criticism an Hereditary Tendency—Princess MarySchool—Children of Criminals—All People Born Equal—Differ-ences of Blood—Swimming Against the Current—HereditaryEvil—A Depraved Home—Suppose Your Lot had Been Different—Consider the Conjunction of Circumstances—Just as I ToldYou—Sorrow for the Innocent—You May be Tested— The Dayof Excitement—An Ebullition of Temper—A Keen Nervous Or-ganization—Majority Want to be Good—Magnificent Generosity—Do Not be Hard—Have Mercy or Perish 489 CHAPTER XXXIX. SPIBITTJLISM. Mystery—Communications Between This and the NextWorld—Fingers of Superstition—Modern Spiritualism, an OldDoctrinsocialdynamitewi00tdew

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