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Calvert and Penn

Note 4 — CALVERT AND PENN.

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"Men who have to count, miserly, the kernels of corn for their daily bread, and to till their ground, staggering through weakness from the effect of famine, can do but little in settling the metaphysics of faith, or in counting frames, and gauging the exercises of their feelings. Grim necessity of hunger looks morbid sensibility out of countenance."—Rev. Dr. G. B. Cheever's edition of the Journal of the Pilgrims;—1848: p. 112.

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