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... thought that such sentiments should not be permitted in any Christian state : which tells us a good deal about what such men thought the function of Christianity was.62 ) In 1653 , after the constitutionalist leaders had disappeared ...
... thought that such sentiments should not be permitted in any Christian state : which tells us a good deal about what such men thought the function of Christianity was.62 ) In 1653 , after the constitutionalist leaders had disappeared ...
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... thought , there ought to be no kings.32 In 1641 he was invited to England by a group of supporters of Parliament who hoped for a drastic reform of the English educational system . So by the 1640s there were many converging trends of thought ...
... thought , there ought to be no kings.32 In 1641 he was invited to England by a group of supporters of Parliament who hoped for a drastic reform of the English educational system . So by the 1640s there were many converging trends of thought ...
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... thought , but of being able to say what one thought — we have to return to those marvellous decades when it seemed as though the world might be turned upside down . There is still a freshness about their writings which comes across ...
... thought , but of being able to say what one thought — we have to return to those marvellous decades when it seemed as though the world might be turned upside down . There is still a freshness about their writings which comes across ...
Contents
Contents Preface PAGE | 7 |
Abbreviations | 9 |
Introduction I I | 11 |
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