The Anatomy of RevolutionAn analysis of the English, American, French, and Russian revolutions as they exhibit universally applicable patterns of revolutionary thought and action |
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... Puritans , was filled with this especially rugged anarchism . Not only do individuals stand out in this respect ; the ... Puritan would not wear . When ruffs were in vogue , he wore a large falling band ; when pickadillies [ ruffs ] were ...
... Puritans , was filled with this especially rugged anarchism . Not only do individuals stand out in this respect ; the ... Puritan would not wear . When ruffs were in vogue , he wore a large falling band ; when pickadillies [ ruffs ] were ...
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... puritan notions , and usually also constitutional monarchists . Many of this group were on the whole indifferent to religious questions , felt that church matters would settle themselves decently if the political difficulties could be ...
... puritan notions , and usually also constitutional monarchists . Many of this group were on the whole indifferent to religious questions , felt that church matters would settle themselves decently if the political difficulties could be ...
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... Puritan prohibitions was in itself an indication that the Puritans were having a hard time getting all Englishmen to behave in such a way that they would not " stink in the nostrils of the just . " Yet the Puritan rule was in fact harsh ...
... Puritan prohibitions was in itself an indication that the Puritans were having a hard time getting all Englishmen to behave in such a way that they would not " stink in the nostrils of the just . " Yet the Puritan rule was in fact harsh ...
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Chapter | 3 |
Chapter 2 | 27 |
ш The Transfer of Allegiance of the Intel | 48 |
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