Herbert S. BigelowГерберт Бигелоу
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Each date opens its day beside the list, with these passages marked.Каждая дата открывает свой день рядом со списком, где отрывки этого автора отмечены.
7. Истинно верующий человек — не тот, который слепо следует известному учению или Библии, а тот, который полагает свою веру в чистой совести и ясной мысли — вернейших выразителях воли бога.
7. The truly believing man is not the one who blindly follows a certain teaching or the Bible, but the one who places his faith in a pure conscience and clear thought — the truest exponents of the will of God.
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Not found. The Jubilee name index has «Бигелов Герберт — т. 41: 424, 470», with no dates or identity; p. 470 is a July entry, outside this group. Who he is was not established, and no source for the sentence was found. Burke's entry (6-23.1), on the same page of vol. 41, was not found either.
Searched: Every saved source text (Southgate, Coit, Tileston, Mallory's journal and the rest) for 'Bigelow'; the text layers of IAPSOP's PDFs of the 60 issues of Mallory's journal from March 1897 to June 1906 and archive.org's scans of its vols. II–VI and XIV–XXII for 'Bigelow', 'true believer', 'clean conscience', 'clear mind', and 'blindly'; archive.org full text for 'Bigelow' with 'clean conscience' and 'clear mind', for 'Bigelow' with 'blindly', 'creed', 'Bible', 'conscience', and 'will of God', for 'true believer is not', and for 'Herbert S. Bigelow' with 'believer' and 'conscience'; Jubilee vols. 37, 40, 43 and 45; The Whim, which the Jubilee list of sources names, is not on archive.org.
11. Большинство людей, наполняющих наши тюрьмы и умирающих на виселицах, это всё существа, обездоленные тем самым законом, который присваивает себе право наказывать их.
11. Most of those who fill our prisons and die on the gallows are, all of them, beings dispossessed by the very law that arrogates to itself the right to punish them.
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Not found. The Jubilee name index has «Бигелов Герберт — т. 41: 424, 470» with no dates or identity; p. 424 is June's 6-22.7, also not found. The man is probably Herbert S. Bigelow, the Cincinnati Congregational minister and single-taxer (a web search found sermons of his reported in Nebraska newspapers in 1903), and the thought, that most of those in prisons and on the gallows are people disinherited by the law that punishes them, is in that school's terms; neither the identification nor the source was confirmed. No book of his before 1906 was found on archive.org (his The Religion of Revolution is of 1916, his Ohio convention speeches of 1912).
Searched: Every saved source text for 'Bigelow'; the text layers of IAPSOP's PDFs of 68 issues of The World's Advance-Thought, March 1897 to 1907 (vols. XI–XXI), and the saved archive.org scans of its vols. II–VI and XIV–XXII, for 'Bigelow', 'fill our prisons', 'fill the jails', 'on the gallows', 'disinherited', 'robbed by the law', and 'law which punishes' (only a Mrs. L. Bigelow of Portland and Dr. Henry J. Bigelow appear); Coit, Southgate's two anthologies, and Tileston; archive.org metadata for works by Herbert S. Bigelow; a web search for the English wording with Bigelow; Jubilee vols. 40, 43 and 45. Chronicling America's search was unavailable. The Whim and Crosby's Earth for All Calendar, both on the Jubilee list of sources and both likely places for a single-taxer's words, are not on archive.org.