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... toleration , not , as is too often the case , from carelessness or lukewarmness - for surely no man ever had more decided religious opin- ions than Oliver Cromwell - but from a firm belief in the justice of the principle . Here at the ...
... toleration , not , as is too often the case , from carelessness or lukewarmness - for surely no man ever had more decided religious opin- ions than Oliver Cromwell - but from a firm belief in the justice of the principle . Here at the ...
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... toleration for them- selves at home , they were also zealous to be- stow the same beneficent boon upon suffering mankind , and woe betide the despot or the priest who ventured to rattle a secular or relig- ious chain within the hearing ...
... toleration for them- selves at home , they were also zealous to be- stow the same beneficent boon upon suffering mankind , and woe betide the despot or the priest who ventured to rattle a secular or relig- ious chain within the hearing ...
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... Toleration , equality , and devotion to the GOOD OLD CAUSE . " Such , in his life and in his influence , was John Milton . And now , arrived at the close of this unworthy and imperfect record of his radiant and beneficent career , we ...
... Toleration , equality , and devotion to the GOOD OLD CAUSE . " Such , in his life and in his influence , was John Milton . And now , arrived at the close of this unworthy and imperfect record of his radiant and beneficent career , we ...
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