1. Religion in Voltaire
Paul's firmly rooted belief in the superiority of his generation is clearly seen in, "I am convinced that you and I are much more in the right than these little gentlemen, even though we may express ourselves in somewhat out-of-date, vielli language, and may lack their impudence and self-assurance." ...
Paul's firmly rooted belief in the superiority of his generation is clearly seen in, "I am convinced that you and I are much more in the right than these little gentlemen, even though we may express ourselves in somewhat out-of-date, vielli language, and may lack their impudence and self-assurance." ...
Though quickly quieted, one local leader noted that in these towns the Indians menace the white race with impudence, and if Indians go forward with a general uprising, we will be unable to count on the forces necessary to suppress them. ...