kindredship

“I found immediate kindredship with them,” Emory said, “because they are these kind of in-between bodies.”

And Philo says: “We all are brothers by the highest kind of kindredship, as children of reason;” “Slavery is impious, as destroying the ordinances of nature, which generated all equally and brought them up as if brethren, not in name only, but in reality and truth.”

Humble him who humbles thee, close tho' be your kindredship: If thou canst not humble him, wait till he is in thy grip.

It is hoped that in this Association such men may find the kindredship and comradeship they so richly earn.

They are free, living personalities, united by a sense of human obligation and kindredship.