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The Providence that governs this world leaves nations as He leaves men, to work out their own destiny, their own fate, in freedom, as they obey or disobey His will.
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gutenberg.orgThe Providence that governs this world leaves nations as He leaves men, to work out their own destiny, their own fate, in freedom, as they obey or disobey His will.
Hoar asserts that nations, like individuals, are granted the freedom to shape their own destinies by a higher power.
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