What does bigotries mean?
Bigotries means plural of bigotry.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
plural of bigotry.
The benefit has not, as yet, been equal to the evil; we have not yet succeeded to our hope—liberty is still insecure, and England is still rent by small factions, distracted by foolish bigotries, and now at the will of one man; yet the good seed has been sown.
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Bigotries means plural of bigotry.
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The benefit has not, as yet, been equal to the evil; we have not yet succeeded to our hope—liberty is still insecure, and England is still rent by small factions, distracted by foolish bigotries, and now at the will of one man; yet the good seed has been sown.
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